₩4.5B Seed round.
Mirae Asset Venture Investment · Mirae Asset Capital · Kakao Ventures · Murex Partners

Korea's 13-year-old financial network separation rule is beginning to ease. In June 2026, financial regulators launched a process letting 10 financial institutions use generative AI for security purposes by relaxing network separation. On the surface it is deregulation — but at its core it is the expansion of AI agents. As the security perimeter shifts from the network to the AI runtime, we examine the new security architecture financial AI now requires.
At GStar Summit 2026: AI & Humanity in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on May 29, Tynapse co-founder and Head of AI Dr. Myungsub Choi gave a talk titled "From Focusing Lenses to Focusing Risks." We share how a reliability question that began with camera autofocus leads to the Runtime Trust Layer that Tynapse is building for agentic AI.
Tynapse Head of AI Myungsub Choi joined a panel at the GenAIIC CXO Roundtable, a side event of AWS Summit Singapore on May 7. We share three insights from the conversation with global financial and enterprise AI leaders, and how they reinforce why Tynapse is building a runtime trust layer.
Tynapse has been selected for TIPS, the Ministry of SMEs and Startups' technology startup program, securing up to ₩800M in R&D funding over two years. The selection is public recognition of our technical approach: real-time verification and accountable tracing at the AI execution stage.

Korea's 13-year-old financial network separation rule is beginning to ease. In June 2026, financial regulators launched a process letting 10 financial institutions use generative AI for security purposes by relaxing network separation. On the surface it is deregulation — but at its core it is the expansion of AI agents. As the security perimeter shifts from the network to the AI runtime, we examine the new security architecture financial AI now requires.

At GStar Summit 2026: AI & Humanity in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on May 29, Tynapse co-founder and Head of AI Dr. Myungsub Choi gave a talk titled "From Focusing Lenses to Focusing Risks." We share how a reliability question that began with camera autofocus leads to the Runtime Trust Layer that Tynapse is building for agentic AI.

Tynapse Head of AI Myungsub Choi joined a panel at the GenAIIC CXO Roundtable, a side event of AWS Summit Singapore on May 7. We share three insights from the conversation with global financial and enterprise AI leaders, and how they reinforce why Tynapse is building a runtime trust layer.

Tynapse has been selected for TIPS, the Ministry of SMEs and Startups' technology startup program, securing up to ₩800M in R&D funding over two years. The selection is public recognition of our technical approach: real-time verification and accountable tracing at the AI execution stage.

Tynapse has closed a $3M+ (₩4.5B) seed round led by Mirae Asset Venture Investment, with Mirae Asset Capital, Murex Partners and Kakao Ventures participating. Here is why this matters and where the Trust Layer is going next.

Selected for Korea's TIPS R&D program with up to KRW 800M in funding, recommended by Mashup Ventures. Recognized for an AI Trust Layer that blocks hallucination, data leakage and jailbreak at the execution layer.

Tynapse closed a KRW 4.5B seed round from Mirae Asset, Kakao Ventures and others. Its runtime layer for AI answer and action verification is in PoC with major Korean banks.

Tynapse CEO Min-seung Kang spoke at MoneyToday's K.E.Y. PLATFORM 2026 preview session on the future direction of AI trust.

An in-depth analysis of the 5 core security requirements from Korea's Financial Security Institute AI Security Guidelines, exploring practical challenges financial institutions face and technical solutions.
From team formation to enterprise validation - capital, customers and recognition.
Mirae Asset Venture Investment · Mirae Asset Capital · Kakao Ventures · Murex Partners
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