Soap Labs announced on the 14th that it signed a business agreement with KB Kookmin Bank on the 12th to collaborate on services for college students.
The signing ceremony was held at the new KB Kookmin Bank building in Yeouido, Seoul, and was attended by KB Kookmin Bank President Lee Hwan-joo, Soap Labs CEO Kim Han-yi, and other officials from both companies.
Everytime, operated by Soap Labs, is Korea's largest college life platform, providing essential features for all aspects of college life, including creating class schedules and reviewing lecture reviews. With 7.85 million cumulative subscribers and 2.9 million monthly active users, Everytime has partnerships with 377 university campuses nationwide.
Through this agreement, the two companies plan to jointly pursue projects such as launching collaborative products and services for college students, planning financial and non-financial collaborative content, and platform cooperation projects to improve the convenience of campus life.
As their first collaboration, the two companies plan to introduce a simple account payment service within Everyunis, a Gen Z-focused commerce platform linked with the Everytime app, in time for the new school year next year.
Kim Han-i, CEO of Soap Labs, said that through this agreement, they plan to link KB Kookmin Bank's financial services to Everytime to increase user convenience and strengthen the competitiveness of their services targeting college students.
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