Big Tech Plus (CEO Ham Bae-il) , which operates the real estate information service 'HomeQ', announced on the 28th that it has completed a Series A investment round totaling 5.7 billion won.
Korea Investment Partners participated as the lead investor in this round, with existing investors Kakao Bank and HGI Initiative (HGI) providing follow-on investments. Korea Credit Information participated as a new strategic investor.
BigTech Plus is a fintech startup based on real estate information. It operates the app 'HomeQ', which provides personalized housing recommendations and a deposit protection service, and the SaaS 'DocQ', which allows real-time viewing and analysis of public ledgers such as real estate registration and building registers.
Currently, the company has partnerships with major financial institutions such as Kakao Bank, Toss, and KB Kookmin Bank, and its sales are projected to grow more than sixfold, from approximately KRW 1.2 billion in 2024 to KRW 8 billion in 2025. As of May, the company achieved monthly break-even and is expanding new partnerships with public institutions such as the Korea Asset Management Corporation and Korea Housing & Urban Guarantee Corporation.
With this investment, Big Tech Plus plans to pursue formal approval for its personal credit information management business (MyData) and develop MyData services tailored to real estate and businesses. This will enable the company to offer personalized housing recommendations, as well as integrated services encompassing the real estate lifecycle, including contracts, loans, electronic registration, and asset management. It will also introduce a service (a Seoul-type R&D project) that allows corporate managers to automatically process changes to corporate registration.
CEO Ham Bae-il stated, "Real estate accounts for approximately 80% of personal assets in Korea, but MyData-based services for systematically managing this are still lacking." He added, "With this investment, we plan to become the first real estate-specialized MyData provider in Korea and provide personalized asset management services." He added, "We are currently hiring for personal information protection and service planning positions, and we look forward to receiving strong interest from talented individuals who will grow with us."
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