CEO SooHyuk Choi: “Web3 is no longer exclusive to blockchain companies” — aims to expand across industries

As the Web3 era progresses, an increasing number of companies are exploring blockchain adoption in areas such as stablecoins, real-world assets (RWA), and security token offerings (STO). Against this backdrop, South Korea-based blockchain technology company SymVerse Labs is gaining attention for its launch of tailored B2B blockchain solutions across various industries.

SymVerse Labs (CEO SooHyuk Choi) offers proprietary Fractal Mainnet and Virtual Mainnet solutions, enabling companies to either independently build or quickly lease blockchain infrastructure. These solutions support the creation of customized platforms, including those optimized for stablecoin issuance or STO services based on Ethereum or Ripple networks.

A key advantage of SymVerse’s mainnet technology lies in its maturity and integration capabilities. Having undergone long-term development and operation, it comes with a full suite of supporting platforms — including block explorers, monitoring tools, and a decentralized universal wallet — all of which can be seamlessly integrated into client Web3 services.

SymVerse Labs offers both deployable and rental-based mainnet models based on client infrastructure requirements and goals:

The deployable mainnet is a dedicated on-premise solution that includes ~10 servers for consensus and work nodes, monitoring tools, a blockchain explorer, and wallet APIs. This enables enterprises to independently manage blockchain operations, including token issuance, cross-chain connectivity, and wallet services.

The rental-based mainnet uses SymVerse's existing infrastructure and decentralized ID (DID) system, assigning each client a dedicated network ID. With multi-tenancy architecture, it enables low-cost, rapid deployment while offering full access to all SymVerse mainnet functionalities — including a standalone explorer.

In addition to the infrastructure, SymVerse Labs offers modular blockchain components to clients, such as:

Sallt Wallet: A decentralized wallet supporting SYMM, ETH, BTC, MATIC, and more. It includes built-in DID login and recovery, making it ideal for enterprises to build customized wallet solutions.

Blockchain Broker Platform (BBP): A token issuance and management platform that allows for seamless dApp deployment without node setup — featuring automatic gas fee provisioning and easy API integration.

Going beyond infrastructure, SymVerse Labs also supports development of Web3-based dApps across use cases like e-commerce, memberships, coupons, play-to-earn (P2E), and betting platforms. To assist companies new to blockchain, it offers consulting services and tokenomics design, creating a comprehensive one-stop solution.

CEO SooHyuk Choi stated, “Web3 is no longer the exclusive domain of blockchain companies. Sectors like manufacturing, distribution, healthcare, and education can all benefit from adopting blockchain in a secure and efficient way.”
“SymVerse Labs aims to provide everything companies need — from mainnets to DIDs, wallets, and dApps — quickly and reliably.”

Meanwhile, the SymVerse Foundation’s mainnet coin SYMM, developed and supported by SymVerse Labs, was successfully listed on ProBit Global in June and has maintained a stable upward trend since. Choi added,

“We’re aiming for a major global exchange listing by the end of the year, while continuing to expand our infrastructure and secure more users.”

He continued, “The name SymVerse combines ‘Sym,’ meaning ‘together,’ and ‘Verse,’ meaning ‘interact,’ reflecting our philosophy of symbiotic coexistence. We envision a blockchain where users actively participate for each other’s benefit and achieve success together — a new blockchain paradigm tailored for the hyperconnected society.”

Born in Korea, SymVerse’s multi-blockchain technology is making its mark globally, positioning itself as a future leader in the blockchain industry. As CEO Choi and the SymVerse Labs team push forward, expectations around their digital ecosystem continue to grow.

https://www.koreadaily.com/article/20250725002503270

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