TronWeekly and CoinTurk News EN report KRW1's supply at 100 million tokens, while AMBCrypto puts circulating supply at 142 million.
What all sources agree on
- BDACS partnered with Rain to connect KRW1 to Visa's payment network.
- The partnership could let KRW1 be used across more than 175 million Visa merchant locations.
- Rain provides the payment infrastructure; BDACS retains responsibility for KRW1 issuance and custody.
- KRW1 launched on Avalanche in September 2025 and is backed by Korean won reserves held at Woori Bank.
- Visa reported non-dollar stablecoin supply reached $1.2 billion by February 2026, up roughly 90% year over year.
- The Bank of Korea has flagged risks to monetary policy, foreign exchange stability and financial stability from won-backed stablecoins, and favors a bank-centered approach.
- BDACS selected LayerZero's OFT standard to give KRW1 cross-chain functionality across Ethereum, Avalanche and Circle's Arc.
- LayerZero says its infrastructure has processed $280 billion in lifetime transfers across more than 170 chains.
- CoinGecko lists KRW1 at around $0.00067715 with 24-hour trading volume of about $837.87.
Where the reports disagree
1KRW1's total/circulating token supply
CoinGecko lists the stablecoin at around $0.00067715, with 24-hour trading volume of about $837.87 and a total supply of 100 million tokens.
According to CoinGecko, the stablecoin is currently priced near $0.00067715, with daily trading volumes around $837.87 and a circulating supply of 100 million tokens.
Its current circulation sits at 142 million KRW1s, which translates to a very small number of transactions occurring.
What would settle it: On-chain supply data for the KRW1 contract or BDACS's own published reserve/supply statement.
What to make of it
Treat the Rain-Visa partnership details and the 175 million merchant figure as established across sources; hold off on citing any specific KRW1 supply number until the on-chain data is checked, since TronWeekly/CoinTurk and AMBCrypto give figures that cannot both be correct.
Treat the Rain-Visa partnership details and the 175 million merchant figure as established across sources; hold off on citing any specific KRW1 supply number until the on-chain data is checked, since TronWeekly/CoinTurk and AMBCrypto give figures that cannot both be correct.