Hana Bank Offers Real Estate Information Services for Apartments on Hana One Q App

On the 30th of last month, at the Hana Bank headquarters in Euljiro, Seoul, Yeom Jeong-ho, Head of Hana Bank Future Finance Group (left), is taking a commemorative photo with Kim Gi-won, CEO of DataKnows, during the win-win cooperation agreement ceremony. Photo by Hana Bank

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Min-young] Hana Bank announced on the 1st that it signed a win-win cooperation agreement for data business activation with Dataknows, a proptech startup operating the real estate big data-based mobile application (app) ‘Real Estate Richgo,’ at its Euljiro headquarters in Seoul on the 30th of last month.

Through this agreement, Hana Bank plans to provide the Real Estate Richgo service to customers via the newly revamped mobile banking app ‘Hana One Q.’

Proptech is a compound word of property and technology, referring to the real estate service industry that combines IT such as artificial intelligence (AI), big data, and blockchain.

The Richgo app is a platform that comprehensively organizes various residential and investment perspectives such as school districts, transportation, market prices, and size through real estate big data and AI, helping users find apartments that meet their desired conditions and presenting both the current appropriate value and future value of real estate.

Hana Bank selected Dataknows as part of the One Q Agile Lab and simultaneously made an equity investment.

Yeom Jeong-ho, Head of Hana Bank’s Future Finance Group, said, “Through One Q Agile Lab, Hana Bank has discovered many startups and supported joint projects and equity investments, growing and developing together. We hope to provide various content to customers and achieve mutual growth and development through this strategic partnership.”

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