SC First Bank announced that it conducted a "Mobile Financial Education for Seniors" program at the Samyang-dong Comprehensive Welfare Center in Seoul, targeting over 30 local seniors.
The training was designed to assist the elderly in safely using digital financial services and preventing financial fraud. More than 30 employees from SC First Bank volunteered their time to provide education on fraud prevention and hands-on practice with digital devices such as kiosks.
Volunteers partnered with seniors to assist professional instructors in explaining common types of financial fraud, prevention methods, and how to respond if they fall victim to scams.
Since last year, SC First Bank has been conducting financial education sessions at senior welfare centers across the country. From 2025 to the first half of this year, the bank has held a total of 169 sessions, providing 195 hours of training to over 2,900 seniors, equipping them with essential financial knowledge and fraud prevention strategies.
Park Seong-chun, Executive Director of SC First Bank, stated, "We hope this initiative will provide practical assistance for seniors to enjoy safe and convenient financial lives. We will continue to engage in tailored social contribution activities that reflect the needs of seniors, youth, and people with disabilities."
Additionally, SC First Bank is involved in various social contribution activities, including economic and financial education for vulnerable groups, support for youth employment and entrepreneurship, assistance for visually impaired individuals, and environmental protection initiatives.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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