Starting with a total of 10 financial companies

Naver Pay has announced the upcoming launch of its mortgage refinancing service. By partnering with six major commercial banks, the largest number in the industry, it aims to enhance the effect of reducing interest burdens for financial consumers. The company explained that through synergy with Naver Pay’s real estate services, it will be the only provider in the industry to cover everything from real estate information content to financial products.


The service will begin with partnerships involving six commercial banks?Shinhan Bank, Woori Bank, Hana Bank, NH Nonghyup Bank, IBK Industrial Bank, and SC First Bank?as well as regional banks, internet-only banks, and insurance companies, totaling ten financial institutions.

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In line with the Financial Services Commission’s refinancing loan infrastructure policy, Naver Pay will expand its refinancing loan lineup, following the launch of its credit loan refinancing service in May last year, to include mortgage loans and jeonse loans by January. On the same day, it will also launch a ‘New Loan’ service that allows users to compare new mortgage loans alongside refinancing options.


The ‘Our Home Service,’ which enables users to manage their owned or occupied real estate, will be linked with the refinancing service. While exploring property listings, users will be connected to new mortgage loan comparisons, integrating related financial products into the user’s real estate content usage flow.


Naver Pay has now equipped itself with various real estate financial products, including jeonse deposit return guarantees and jeonse loan guarantee products.



A Naver Pay representative stated, “With the ‘Mortgage Loan Refinancing’ service, not only will users save on interest, but they will also receive the most advantageous financial product recommendations along with property information. Naver Pay Real Estate is set to evolve into a ‘total service’ encompassing all necessary real estate information, expanding in a way that satisfies both the benefits and convenience of users.”


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