LS Securities: "MTS Is No Longer Just for Investing, Now Enjoy Shopping Benefits Too"
On December 1, LS Securities announced the launch of its new "TuHon Shopping" service, which rewards customers with points when they purchase products from partner shopping malls through the TuHon Mobile Trading System (MTS).
When LS Securities customers access partner shopping malls via TuHon MTS and purchase the products they need, a certain percentage of the payment amount is credited as points. Specifically, up to 2.5% of the purchase amount is credited as points for purchases from the official LG Electronics online store, up to 4% for Aliexpress, and up to 5% for Trip.com.
The points are credited at the end of the month following the purchase. Accumulated points can be exchanged for mobile gift certificates from brands such as Starbucks, Burger King, GS25, and Daiso.
LS Securities plans to continuously add more partner shopping malls. The "TuHon Shopping" service can be accessed through the customer service menu within TuHon MTS.
Previously, LS Securities rebranded its MTS and HTS platforms as "TuHon" last year. Since then, the company has worked to provide a better investment environment and greater customer convenience by revamping screens and menus, launching the TuHon Together service, introducing a long-short community, and opening the Stock Collection service.
Kwak Hyungkyu, Head of Digital Marketing at LS Securities, said, "We introduced this service to expand customer benefits beyond investment to everyday consumption," and added, "We will continue to strengthen our platform's competitiveness by offering a variety of content and services to further enhance customer satisfaction."
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Meanwhile, LS Securities is also running the "Stock Collection" event, which provides stock gift certificates when customers sign up to collect stocks at their desired intervals, as well as the "Preferred Margin Rate for Credit Loans" event targeting KOSPI200 and KOSDAQ150 stocks.
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