Toss Bank Launches U.S. Treasury Bond Trading Service with Samsung Securities

Various Maturity Options Including 2 Months and 15 Years
Minimum Investment Amount of $100

Toss Bank announced on July 31 that it will introduce "U.S. Treasury Bonds" as an investment option available through Samsung Securities-linked accounts on its proprietary asset management platform, "Mokdon Gulleugi."

"U.S. Treasury Bonds" are bonds issued by the U.S. government, which promise to pay the principal and interest after a certain period. U.S. Treasury Bonds are considered a representative investment destination, particularly because of their high credit rating and excellent market liquidity, allowing investors to expect stable returns even in uncertain financial market conditions.

The "U.S. Treasury Bonds" introduced by Toss Bank can be purchased by anyone with a Samsung Securities-linked account, with a minimum investment amount of $100 (approximately 139,030 KRW). There is no investment limit, and trading is available on weekdays from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The maturity periods for U.S. Treasury Bonds are 2 months and 15 years, offering pre-tax yields of 4.81% and 6.44%, respectively. A "Return Calculator" feature is also provided, allowing customers to check their expected interest and maturity returns in advance before investing.

Toss Bank currently offers a total of approximately 1,545 financial investment products through "Mokdon Gulleugi," and the cumulative amount linked to these products has reached 16.6 trillion KRW.

A Toss Bank representative stated, "We have structured this offering so that customers can easily access U.S. Treasury Bonds, which are in high demand globally, even with small amounts. This will serve as a useful investment alternative for those seeking stable returns beyond KRW deposits." The representative added, "We will continue to strive to introduce a wider variety of excellent global financial investment products in the future."

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