"Minimizing Paper Use"... NongHyup Bank Opens New Electronic Counter System
A customer is conducting financial transactions using the new electronic counter (PPR) system at the NongHyup Bank headquarters branch in Seodaemun, Seoul.
View original image[Asia Economy Reporter Kiho Sung] NH Nonghyup Bank announced on the 24th that it will open a new 'Electronic Counter (PPR) System' that significantly improves the existing Electronic Counter (PPR) system as part of its digital transformation (DT).
PPR is a counter system that uses electronic forms instead of paper forms during financial transactions. To ensure the successful launch of the new system, Nonghyup Bank distributed more than 4,000 additional electronic counter devices last year and has continuously promoted the digitization of existing paper forms.
With the introduction of this system, Nonghyup Bank expects to enhance financial consumer protection functions such as preventing incomplete sales, while improving customer satisfaction and work efficiency through increased processing speed.
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Son Young-min, leader of the Work Efficiency Cell, stated, "The new electronic counter system actively implements this year's Nonghyup Bank management policies focused on customers and the field, digital transformation, and ESG (environment, social, and governance) management," adding, "We will continue to strive for ongoing process improvements and digital transformation in the future."
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