Galleria KB Kookmin Card image cut. (Photo by Galleria)

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[Asia Economy Reporter Jeon Jinyoung] Galleria announced on the 23rd that starting from the 29th, it will launch the 'Galleria KB Kookmin Card' in partnership with KB Kookmin Card, offering shopping benefits at Galleria Department Store and Galleria Mall.


The Galleria KB Kookmin Card provides the largest billing discount benefits among the co-branded cards Galleria has released with card companies so far. The billing discount rate is 5%, and it is offered together with a 5% on-site discount benefit. The previous month's spending is divided into three tiers, allowing billing discounts up to a maximum limit of 70,000 KRW.


This is the first collaboration between Galleria and KB Kookmin Card, and to commemorate this, various new promotions have been prepared.


First, until the 31st of next month, when purchasing at Galleria Department Store with the Galleria KB Kookmin Card, customers will receive gift certificates up to 13.5% depending on the product category on a first-come, first-served basis, along with a 5% Galleria card discount.


Additionally, a cashback promotion for new online card issuance at Galleria will run from the 1st to the 30th of next month. Upon new card issuance and the first payment at Galleria Mall, a 50,000 KRW cashback will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Furthermore, until the end of this year, a 12-month long-term interest-free benefit will be offered for payments over 1,000,000 KRW.



A Galleria representative said, “The Galleria KB Kookmin Card was prepared to allow Galleria customers to enjoy greater benefits by adding billing discount benefits to the existing department store discounts,” and added, “We plan to continue launching various co-branded cards through ongoing collaboration with KB Kookmin Card.”


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