Fourth after NH Investment, Mirae Asset, and Samsung Securities
Up to 20,000 KRW stock coupon given upon account opening

It will become possible to open a KB Securities account through the K Bank application (app).


K Bank announced on the 12th that it has added KB Securities as a partner for opening stock accounts. The total number of securities firms where stock accounts can be opened through K Bank is four, including NH Investment & Securities, Mirae Asset, and Samsung Securities.


To celebrate this partnership, K Bank is holding an event. If you open your first-ever KB Securities account through the K Bank app, you will receive a 10,000 KRW domestic stock coupon. When you use this 10,000 KRW domestic stock coupon for trading, you will receive an additional 5,000 KRW domestic stock coupon and 5,000 KRW overseas stock coupon. Stock coupons can be used when placing buy orders, and after the order is executed, the coupon amount will be refunded in the form of cashback. The domestic stock coupon and overseas stock coupon can be used respectively for purchasing domestic stocks and overseas stocks. This event will run until the 31st of next month.


A preferential domestic stock brokerage fee rate for five years is also offered. A fee rate of 0.0044792% will be applied for five years after opening the stock account. This fee benefit is available not only to new customers but also to dormant customers who have not traded for over a year.



A K Bank representative said, “We have prepared benefits such as stock coupons worth up to 20,000 KRW for customers opening stock accounts through the partnership with KB Securities,” adding, “Customers interested in stock trading can conveniently open stock accounts and receive various benefits through the K Bank app.”

K Bank partners with KB Securities for stock account opening. Photo by K Bank

K Bank partners with KB Securities for stock account opening. Photo by K Bank

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