Changin Co., Ltd. (CEO Jang Ha-il), which operates the smart order service ‘Tablero’, announced that it has acquired an electronic payment agency (hereinafter referred to as PG business) license from the Financial Supervisory Service.
The tables provided by the founder feature a system where customers can conveniently order and pay for menus without waiting by using NFC and QR stickers attached to the table. It is currently being used in approximately 3,200 affiliated stores, including F&B brands, department stores, large marts, and highway rest areas nationwide.
In accordance with the revised enforcement ordinance of the Electronic Financial Transactions Act that will be implemented starting in September, the founder obtained a PG business license after passing the Financial Supervisory Service's strict qualification screening on ▲capital size ▲financial soundness ▲professional manpower ▲computer system stability, in order to support customers with a smooth prepayment and settlement method.
Based on the PG business registration, the entrepreneur plans to expand the variety of offline simple payment methods for Table’s affiliated stores through additional linkages and partnerships with simple payment service companies including existing Kakao Pay, Naver Pay, Payco, and Toss Pay.
Jang Ha-il, the CEO and founder of the company, said, “In order to provide a stable and convenient payment environment for franchisees and customers, we have been working hard to acquire a PG business license since last year,” and “We will accelerate our global expansion by establishing a cross-border system for overseas payment services within the year.”
Meanwhile, the startup's table service surpassed 20 billion won in annual transaction amount last year and is currently in the process of attracting Series A investment. In 2023, it attracted 2.3 billion won in investment from global accelerator SparkLabs, CJ Investment, and Magna Investment.
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