POSCO International, South Korea's largest trading company, and LG CNS, the technology arm of LG Group, have selected Injective to tokenize live trade receivables from real international commerce, Injective said. POSCO International reports $22.2 billion in annual revenue, and the pilot is set to move into its operations in stages.
LG CNS has now completed a trade finance proof of concept on Injective with POSCO International, and its team is joining Injective's first Hacker House in Bangkok to guide builders on taking RWA products from idea to production, Injective said on November 3. LG CNS posted 6.13 trillion won in sales in 2025.
The Hacker House runs from December 1 to 10. Twenty teams will build RWA, privacy and AI agent apps alongside partners including AWS, Animoca Brands, the Japanese securities firm SMBC Nikko, Bittensor's Opentensor and Gulf Labs, part of Thailand's $27 billion GULF Group.
The Korean deal is one of several Asian institutions now working on Injective. Gulf Labs has bonded roughly 500,000 INJ as an institutional validator and plans tokenization and stablecoin work across Thai energy, telecom and banking. BDACS is issuing KRW1, a Korean won stablecoin, on the chain. NTT Digital, part of Japan's largest telecoms group, has picked Injective as its primary blockchain partner for Web3, and Laser Digital, Nomura's digital asset arm, tokenized its Laser Carry Fund there.
Music is on the list too. Musicow, South Korea's leading music rights platform with 1.2 million members, has partnered with Injective to bring music IP onchain.
Injective also brought the pitch to Hong Kong in November, joining Morpho and Hang Seng Bank at Hong Kong FinTech Week and sharing the tokenization stage with BlackRock, Franklin Templeton and Fidelity at the Hong Kong Digital Asset Summit.