Kaia to Launch Stablecoin Super App With LINE in Asia

Kaia:- Kaia, the layer-1 blockchain which recently entered Taiwan market, has announced another significant move for the development of crypto market in Asia.

This time with its long distribution supporter LINE, Kaia has announced launching a web3 super app named as Project Unify in Asia Markets. Marking a significant step towards making stablecoin use mainstream in Asia, the ‘Unify’ app will support a range of regionally pegged stablecoins.

This will include coins pegged from US dollar and Japanese yen to Thai baht, Korean won, Indonesian rupiah, Philippine peso, Malaysian ringgit and Singapore dollar. The app will help in consolidating fragmented regional liquidity into a single platform for users particularly traders.

There’s already a growing competition among Web3 firms and wallet providers to transform stablecoins from niche crypto instruments into mainstream rails for payments and savings.

What Exactly Would Kaia-LINE’s Stablecoin App Do in Asia

Set to enter beta before the end of 2025, Unify will be available as a Kaia-powered standalone app and as a Mini Dapp operated by LINE NEXT. The product combines wallet, payments and discovery features with “real-time incentive” mechanics that reward users for depositing stablecoins, according to a joint press release.

When that Taipei trader needs to pay Vietnamese suppliers, she doesn’t download a new app or learn crypto.

Imagine opening LINE, tapping a mini-app, sending USDT that arrives instantly, all while displayed in local currency.

Same trust. Better pipes.

— Kaia (@KaiaChain) September 22, 2025

The app aims to make stablecoins practical for everyday use. It will allow users to make stablecoin-powered in-message peer transfers, merchant payments both online and offline, broad on/off-ramp options. With LINE’s support, the users in Asia will also get access to more than 100 Web3 apps with additional rewards.

This marks Kaia’s second move shortly after its partnership with telecom giant Taiwan Mobile, the country’s 2nd largest telecom operator last week.

Pro-Regulatory Advancements in Asia

The move comes amid the growing pro-crypto regulatory environment in Asia. Policymakers in major hubs are moving from ad-hoc enforcement toward formal rulebooks that carve out clear paths for licensed stablecoin issuance, custody and payment activity — most notably Hong Kong’s new stablecoin regime and related licensing push.

Singapore has taken an “opt-in” approach signalling to issuers and banks that regulated, redeemable stablecoins can operate with supervisory backing.

Elsewhere in the region, national regulators are tightening frameworks that make cross-border stablecoin use more manageable rather than impossible. South Korea has advanced proposals to license stablecoin issuers and to regulate cross-border virtual-asset flows. Japan and Thailand are actively refining legal and sandbox regimes for digital assets; and other markets. From the Philippines to Indonesia are clarifying tax, licensing and sandbox rules that reduce legal uncertainty for fintechs and issuers. T

Together these moves are set to lower the commercial and compliance barriers that previously made wide-scale stablecoin deployments risky. Thus, this momentum further explains why a stablecoin super-app like Unify is being launched now.

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