Barogo Helps Riders and Restaurant Owners Manage Credit and Finances

Credit Recovery Committee Signs MOU with Korea Inclusive Finance Agency
Guidance on Financial Support Programs for Low-Income People...Various Credit Education Provided

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bo-kyung] Barogo, a startup operating a last-mile logistics IT platform, announced on the 1st that it has signed a "Business Agreement for Economic Recovery and Financial Education Support for Delivery Riders and Partner Stores" with the Credit Recovery Committee and the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency.

This agreement was established to help delivery riders and partner stores who need debt adjustment and financial support due to credit and financial issues to recover economically and become self-reliant.

Barogo will provide information on the low-income financial support programs of the Credit Recovery Committee and the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency through the Barogo Rider application’s online community "Barogo Play" and a separate communication channel for store owners.

Additionally, Barogo plans to produce credit and financial education content to improve financial literacy and prevent damage from illegal private loans. Together with the Credit Recovery Committee and the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency, they will conduct online and offline education on topics such as credit management methods, credit recovery support systems, and prevention of illegal private loans.

A Barogo official stated, "This MOU was prepared to provide direct assistance to riders and store owners who need support and education for credit and financial management," adding, "We will continue to provide more support to alleviate the burdens of those with credit and financial concerns."

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