Money Station Joins Woori Finance's DinoLab Vietnam Batch 2

AI fintech company MoneyStation has been selected for Woori Financial Group's global startup nurturing program 'DinoLab Vietnam Season 2', actively accelerating its entry into the Vietnamese market. 'DinoLab Vietnam', which supports the overseas expansion and local commercialization of promising domestic startups, particularly in this second season, focuses on joint commercialization with local affiliates such as Woori Bank Vietnam, significantly expanding practical business linkage opportunities for MoneyStation. Through this selection, MoneyStation will receive comprehensive infrastructure support from Woori Financial Group, including consulting for establishing a local Vietnamese entity and obtaining permits, responding to financial regulations, network building, and office space provision. Building on this, MoneyStation plans to expand the local commercialization of 'SignalEngine', its AI investment analysis solution optimized for Vietnamese financial investment institutions and individual investors, through cooperation with local financial companies, including Woori Bank Vietnam. MoneyStation, which has been providing cross-border investment research services to global investors in Korea, the US, Vietnam, and Singapore based on its financial big data processing capabilities accumulated since 2021 and its proprietary AI-based investment analysis engine, plans to strengthen its competitiveness in the Southeast Asian fintech market and accelerate its global business expansion following its selection for DinoLab Vietnam Season 2. Lee Jeong-il, CEO of MoneyStation, stated, "Cooperation with Woori Financial Group is profoundly significant as it goes beyond simple startup support, offering an opportunity for mutual growth through connection with actual financial businesses." He added, "Having successfully entered Vietnam last year, we will generate full-scale results with Woori Financial and further establish a solid foothold for expansion into major Southeast Asian countries."