(Seoul, South Korea - August 31, 2026)

Lambda256, the blockchain technology arm of Dunamu (Upbit), announced that it has joined the Ethereum Korea Consortium (EKC) as a new member. Lambda256 will participate in the consortium's institutional engagement track and will speak at the institutional session of "Ethereum Korea One: Genesis," the consortium's annual conference held in Seoul on September 28 and 29.

The Ethereum Korea Consortium is a private-sector body formed in April 2026 to advance research, development, and institutional collaboration within Korea's Ethereum ecosystem. It operates across four areas, community, infrastructure, institutional engagement, and content and research, and runs an annual conference alongside support programs for domestic Ethereum researchers and open-source contributors. With Lambda256's participation, the consortium now comprises 13 member organizations.

Lambda256 brings its experience in building and operating on-chain financial infrastructure for enterprises to the consortium's institutional work. Its enterprise-grade platform Nodit provides node services and Web3 Data APIs across more than 50 blockchain networks, processing over 400 million transactions per day. Lambda256 was also the first blockchain technology company in Korea to obtain SOC 2 Type I and Type II certification.

CLAIR, its on-chain compliance platform, unifies the full anti-money laundering (AML) workflow, from anomaly detection to asset tracing and suspicious transaction reporting (STR), in a single flow. SCOPE, its on-chain financial orchestration platform, makes the business policies and operational processes of financial institutions executable on-chain.

"Ethereum Korea One: Genesis" runs over two days in Seoul on September 28 and 29. The first day, held at Conrad Seoul in Yeouido, is an invitation-only institutional session for banks, asset managers, securities firms, and policy stakeholders; the second day, at Informal Square in Seoul Forest, Seongsu, operates on open public registration. Through its consortium activities, Lambda256 plans to take part in institutional technical briefings and roundtables.

"For financial institutions weighing Ethereum-based services, the challenge is rarely the chain itself, but how to build the regulatory response and operational framework around it," said Michael Cho, Chief Business Officer at Lambda256. "Having handled the full stack, from nodes and data infrastructure to compliance and on-chain finance, we aim to help address the questions institutions need to resolve before adoption within the consortium.”

About Lambda256

Lambda256 is a blockchain technology company that helps financial institutions build and operate secure digital asset businesses. Founded in 2019 as a spin-off from Dunamu's blockchain research lab, Lambda256 drives the commercialization of blockchain technology and the growth of the financial data ecosystem through three core platforms: Nodit, an enterprise-grade full-stack blockchain node and data infrastructure platform; Clair, an on-chain AML/FDS (Fraud Detection System) compliance platform; and SCOPE, an on-chain financial orchestration platform.

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