Barogo Signs MOU with Shinhan Bank Delivery App 'Ttaenggyeoyo'

Support for Ttaenggyeoyo Store Marketing…Plans to Provide Future Event Planning and Promotion Support

Kim Hee-jong, Barogo CBO (left), and Jeon Seong-ho, CEO of Shinhan Bank Ttaenggyeoyo, are taking a commemorative photo after signing the agreement.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Barogo (CEO Lee Taekwon) announced on the 21st that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to implement a protocol economy through win-win cooperation with store owners and Shinhan Bank's 'Ttaenggyeoyo'.

'Ttaenggyeoyo' is a delivery brokerage app officially launched by Shinhan Bank in January. It offers policies such as a low brokerage fee of around 2% and same-day settlement targeting store owners.

This business agreement was made as a consensus on win-win cooperation between store owners and platform companies was formed. Through this agreement, Barogo will support store entry marketing on Ttaenggyeoyo. Ttaenggyeoyo plans to actively support store operations by providing brokerage fee discount promotions to stores that join and planning various events to promote those stores.

In particular, stores within the kitchen platform 'Dosi Jibang' operated by Barogo are scheduled to join Ttaenggyeoyo. The two companies plan to expand their cooperative business nationwide, starting from Gangnam-gu, Seoul.

A Barogo official said, "This agreement is meaningful in that the delivery brokerage platform and the delivery agency platform cooperate to support store owners," adding, "We will utilize the core competitiveness of both companies to provide better support measures in the future."

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