[Edaily Reporter Kang Min-koo ] The cumulative number of “kakaopay Travelog Check Cards” issued by kakaopay(377300)in partnership with Hana Card has surpassed 500,000.
(Source: kakaopay) Since its launch, the “kakaopay Travelog Debit Card” has expanded its user base by offering benefits that span both domestic and international markets. It has garnered a positive response thanks to its domestic and international payment benefits, the “hyper-connectivity” of kakaopay Money—which allows users to link accounts across all financial institutions without restriction—and enhanced convenience through flexible integration with high-oil-price relief funds.
The card is structured to process payments as foreign currency Hana Money overseas and as kakaopay Money domestically. When making overseas payments, users can enjoy all Travelog benefits, including △free currency exchange (100% preferential exchange rate) △waived overseas transaction fees △waived overseas ATM withdrawal fees. Domestically, it offers benefits such as kakaopay Points accumulation when linked to kakaopay Money for payments.
Driven by user response, kakaopay is also pursuing partnerships with card issuers to expand the usability of kakaopay money. The company plans to broaden the scope of these partnerships to allow users to link kakaopay money not only to new cards but also to existing debit cards they already own.
A kakaopay representative stated, “The ‘KakaoPay Travelog Check Card’ continues to be well-received for providing a flexible payment experience that seamlessly integrates both physical cards and mobile payments,” adding, “We will continue to enhance user convenience by expanding connectivity with various payment methods centered around kakaopay money.”
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