WEMAKEPRICE O Joins Gwangju Metropolitan City Public Delivery App

Implementation of 2% Brokerage Fee Policy for Small Business Owners in Gwangju Metropolitan City
Local Currency 'Gwangju Sangsaeng Card' Accepted... Up to 10% Ongoing Discount Benefits for Users

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Wemakeprice Wemakeprice O announced on the 1st that it will participate in the Gwangju Metropolitan City public delivery app. Through this, self-employed restaurant owners in Gwangju Metropolitan City will reduce commission burdens, and customers will receive regular discount benefits using local currency.

From now on, self-employed restaurant owners located in Gwangju Metropolitan City who join Wemakeprice O will be subject to a brokerage commission rate of 2%. They can directly choose and operate the more favorable commission model between the 2% brokerage commission and the weekly 8,000 KRW server fee. There are no membership fees or advertising costs for higher exposure upon joining.

Consumers will be able to use the Gwangju local currency, 'Gwangju Sangsaeng Card,' on Wemakeprice O. They can purchase this card, which offers up to a 10% discount, and select it as a payment method when ordering on Wemakeprice O. The Gwangju public delivery app will officially launch on July 1 after a pilot operation period. During the pilot operation, feedback will be collected to improve any inconveniences.

Meanwhile, Wemakeprice O, which joined the Seoul Zero Delivery Union in December last year, is creating regional win-win effects through cooperation with local governments. The number of self-employed restaurant owners in Seoul who joined Wemakeprice O tripled within three months of participation. Naturally, as the number of users increased, the transaction amount at Seoul stores during the three months of participation in the Zero Delivery Union increased by more than double (114%) compared to the same period last year.

Ha Jae-wook, CEO of Wemakeprice O, said, "Our goal is to create a fair model where Wemakeprice O and small business owners can grow together," adding, "We will strive to become a platform that satisfies consumers and self-employed restaurant owners by strengthening cooperation with local governments for mutual growth with more local small business owners."

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