38 million-user verified distribution protocol 'KGeN' declares official entry into Korea…partnerships with leading AI and gaming companies

Global verified distribution protocol company KGeN announced on the 26th that it has officially entered the Korean market. KGeN is the world's largest 'Verified Distribution Protocol' with more than 38 million real users, and through this entry plans to introduce its global user network and trust-based reputation system to the Korean market.

KGeN's core technology, the 'VeriFi protocol', is already being used in over 60 countries worldwide. With this entry into Korea, KGeN will combine its global network with Korea's gaming and technology capabilities to build a digital economic ecosystem based on trust, transparency, and fairness.

Mavrex (MBX), which owns blockchain games 'A3: Still Alive' and 'The Second World: Cross Worlds', will participate as an oracle partner to expand VeriFi in the Korean game market. Alongside them, BHarvest, KODA, and Xangle will add expertise in decentralized finance (DeFi), infrastructure, and data verification to strengthen the VeriFi protocol's trust layer.

To commemorate the entry, KGeN held 'VeriFi Seoul' in Seoul. The event was attended by major domestic Web3 investors, innovators, and community leaders in large numbers.

Ishank Gupta, co-founder of KGeN, said, "Korea is the place where the VeriFi vision is realized," and added, "Together with key partners, we will build next-generation trust infrastructure for gaming, AI, and Web3."