BC Card is offering discounts in key alleyway commercial districts in Seoul to support small business sales.
On September 3, BC Card announced that it will conduct a discount promotion for the 'Seoul Local Brand Commercial District' in collaboration with the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Seoul Credit Guarantee Foundation until December 20.
Since 2023, BC Card has been working with these organizations to promote local commercial marketing using its customized discount service, 'My Tag,' available on the Paybook app.
This year's promotion targets 10 commercial districts, an increase of two from last year. The districts include: △Sharosu-gil △Chemist Street Gangnam Station △Sailgu-ro △Hoegi-rang-gil △Seongbuk-dong-gil △Sangbong Food Alley △Magok Art Street △Konkuk University Youth Street △Noryangjin Mannaro △Gwanghui Road. Approximately 3,000 merchants in these areas will offer discounts.
BC Card customers can tag the relevant benefits in the Paybook app and receive a discount of 7,000 won when they make a purchase of 20,000 won or more at participating merchants using BC personal credit or debit cards. Customers can receive a maximum discount of 21,000 won by utilizing all available benefits in each district. Discounts are available once per day, up to three times a month, and the promotion may end early if the budget is exhausted.
Kim Ho-jung, Executive Director of BC Card, stated, "The purpose of this promotion is to provide tangible consumer benefits to customers visiting local commercial districts and to offer small businesses opportunities to increase sales. We will continue to expand collaborative projects that benefit the local economy by leveraging our payment infrastructure and marketing capabilities."
On September 3, BC Card announced that it will conduct a discount promotion for the 'Seoul Local Brand Commercial District' in collaboration with the Seoul Metropolitan Government and the Seoul Credit Guarantee Foundation until December 20.
Since 2023, BC Card has been working with these organizations to promote local commercial marketing using its customized discount service, 'My Tag,' available on the Paybook app.
This year's promotion targets 10 commercial districts, an increase of two from last year. The districts include: △Sharosu-gil △Chemist Street Gangnam Station △Sailgu-ro △Hoegi-rang-gil △Seongbuk-dong-gil △Sangbong Food Alley △Magok Art Street △Konkuk University Youth Street △Noryangjin Mannaro △Gwanghui Road. Approximately 3,000 merchants in these areas will offer discounts.
BC Card customers can tag the relevant benefits in the Paybook app and receive a discount of 7,000 won when they make a purchase of 20,000 won or more at participating merchants using BC personal credit or debit cards. Customers can receive a maximum discount of 21,000 won by utilizing all available benefits in each district. Discounts are available once per day, up to three times a month, and the promotion may end early if the budget is exhausted.
Kim Ho-jung, Executive Director of BC Card, stated, "The purpose of this promotion is to provide tangible consumer benefits to customers visiting local commercial districts and to offer small businesses opportunities to increase sales. We will continue to expand collaborative projects that benefit the local economy by leveraging our payment infrastructure and marketing capabilities."
* This article has been translated by AI.
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