SC Jeil Bank, "Start Non-Face-to-Face Fund Investment from 10,000 Won" View original image

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Min-young] Starting from the 22nd, customers will be able to subscribe to funds with a minimum of 10,000 KRW through SC First Bank's mobile banking and internet banking services.

SC First Bank announced on the 21st that it will lower the minimum subscription amount for fund products and conduct various events targeting customers using asset management products to enable fund subscriptions.


Amid growing interest and demand for non-face-to-face financial transactions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the aim is to provide a popular digital asset management service that allows anyone to start investing easily without significant burden.


Until the end of June, customers who subscribe to funds via the mobile banking application (app) and enter the event will receive a Starbucks gifticon. All customers subscribing to funds for the first time will receive an 'Iced Americano,' and the first 500 customers who subscribe to both funds and savings with a total amount of 100,000 KRW or more will receive a 'Caffe Latte Couple Set.' Additionally, the first 500 customers who subscribe to funds of 1,000,000 KRW or more will be given a 'Sweet Dessert Set.' This event aims to provide opportunities for steady investment in a highly volatile market and requires registration of automatic transfers for more than 12 months.


Until the 29th of next month, customers who subscribe to foreign currency asset management products they do not currently hold with a certain amount or more will receive 'Jung Kwan Jang Hong Sam Won.' This event also encourages portfolio diversification through currency distribution in an increasingly uncertain market. Eligible products include US dollar (offshore) funds, insurance, and specific money trusts.



An SC First Bank official stated, “In a market where volatility has rapidly increased recently, diversification and continuous investment provide the strength to overcome difficult times. In particular, we have prepared this event along with lowering the fund subscription limit on digital channels for customers who are starting to invest for the first time.”


This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.

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