– Basic 0.5% for domestic payments and up to 3% accrual benefit for GS25 payments
– From the 10th to the 30th of April
– Monthly changing benefits for domestic payment users
Foreign currency payment fintech company Travel Wallet (CEO Hyungwoo Kim) will be holding a special accumulation event for domestic payment customers, 'Travel Wallet Benefits Plus', from the 10th to April 30th. This event is an opportunity to utilize the Travel Wallet card more effectively in everyday life, as anyone can receive benefits simply by applying without any separate previous month's performance conditions.
'Travel Wallet Benefits Plus' provides practical benefits to domestic payment users through benefits that change every month. During this April event period, a basic 0.5% will be accumulated when making domestic payments with a Travel Wallet card, and an additional 2.5% will be added when making payments at GS25 convenience stores, allowing up to 3% accumulation.
You can accumulate up to 50,000 won per month, and the accumulated amount will be paid in Korean Won on the 15th of the following month. This amount can be exchanged for foreign currency or used for Korean Won payments. To receive the benefits, you must have a physical Platinum Card from Travel Wallet, and after applying for the card easily through the app, you can receive it immediately on the same day at approximately 500 GS25 convenience stores nationwide.
Travel Wallet plans to continuously expand differentiated services and benefits in the domestic payment market based on its experience in providing innovative financial services such as multi-currency models and zero-won payment fees in the overseas payment market. Through this, it plans to support customers to have a smarter financial experience while traveling domestically and internationally.
Travel Wallet CEO Kim Hyung-woo said, “Travel Wallet is planning various services and benefits so that customers can continue to have convenient and useful payment experiences in Korea based on the customer experience innovation realized in overseas payments,” and “Starting with this event, we will further strengthen our domestic payment services.”
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