Lambda256 Unveils Two Blockchain Business Solutions

Lambda256 Leads Market Innovation by Unveiling Blockchain Solutions ‘SCOPE’ and ‘CLAIR’ for Institutional Finance Dunamu subsidiary Lambda256 recently showcased two key solutions poised to drive blockchain business innovation at Upbit D Conference (UDC) 2025. The protagonists are ‘SCOPE,’ an integrated platform for institutional stablecoins, and ‘CLAIR,’ an ontology-based AML analysis platform. **SCOPE: A New Horizon for Institutional Stablecoin Business** SCOPE is an enterprise platform that integrally manages all processes from stablecoin issuance, settlement, clearing, to regulatory compliance. It is designed to enable financial institutions and corporations to quickly and stably launch stablecoin financial services without complex technology development or reliance on fragmented external solutions. Particularly, in response to strengthening regulatory environments, it is equipped with a financial-grade compliance engine including automated KYC/AML verification, reserve management, and real-time audit logs, and also provides institutional-level security infrastructure such as distributed key management and multi-signature linking. Cho Won-ho, CBO of Lambda256, emphasized, “SCOPE is the first enterprise orchestration platform that satisfies all the technology and regulatory requirements for stablecoin business. It integrates complex processes such as node infrastructure, custody, exchange, and regulatory response that financial institutions previously had to link individually, enabling one-click integration in a multi-chain environment.” **CLAIR: A New Standard for AI-Based Digital Asset Crime Tracking** CLAIR is an intelligence platform that combines on-chain and off-chain data to track and analyze digital asset crimes such as illegal money laundering (AML), hacking, and fraud in real-time. Its AI-based real-time tracking and reporting functions automatically classify large-scale transactions and filter suspicious ones, maximizing the work efficiency of experts. Ontology-based knowledge graph visualization and integrated on-chain/off-chain analysis features help to clearly identify crime patterns. Lambda256 stated that CLAIR does not replace AML experts but rather acts as a powerful assistant that enhances the capabilities of limited personnel. Nam Ki-hoon, CTO of Lambda256, demonstrated CLAIR's AI reporting capabilities live at the conference, proving its potential. Cho Won-ho, CBO, analyzed the market situation, stating, “The global anti-money laundering software market is growing rapidly, and the demand for AML solution adoption is surging due to domestic specific financial transaction reporting laws and the mandating of the Travel Rule.” Through CLAIR, Lambda256 plans to establish itself as a global standard connecting traditional financial data and blockchain data, starting with entry into major B2B and B2G markets in Asia in 2026, followed by expansion into North American and European global markets from 2027 onwards. SCOPE will accelerate its entry into domestic and international stablecoin business markets by linking with its node infrastructure platform ‘Nodit,’ and will deploy an integrated solution provision strategy encompassing blockchain infrastructure, data analysis, and digital financial services.