South Korean Listed Company Square Tech Signs MOU with GOAT Network to Explore AI Agent Stablecoin Payments
South Korean listed company Square Tech has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Bitcoin layer-2 network project GOAT Network, with the two sides set to explore stablecoin payment applications for AI Agents. According to ForesightNews, the collaboration points toward payment scenarios initiated by AI agents and settled in stablecoins.
The memorandum is an intent document that typically does not involve specific amounts or implementation timelines, and the two parties have not yet disclosed the scope of any pilot, the settlement currency, or launch dates. GOAT Network positions itself as an expansion network for the Bitcoin ecosystem, while Square Tech is a South Korean listed entity; the collaboration connects listed-company resources with on-chain infrastructure.
If the partnership later moves into actual testing, the compliance boundaries of agent payments will become a key variable: mechanisms such as per-transaction limits, recipient whitelists, and pre-settlement interception will need to be clarified before real funds flow. The collaboration remains at an early stage, and the specific product form has not yet been made public.
Source: https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiV0FVX3lxTE84MnRHYnEzVUk5VnEwUG93VWhDNDVrWWl1UktIQ0dsVXJuQUtGWVN6UUhxeEFiNTNXQ0xnbUhPRkVKTFFkLWVCblZLd2Z5YVh4UWlJLTFuVQ?oc=5
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- 2026-10-22
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- 2026-10-22
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