Shinhan Bank said it signed an agreement on Nov. 27 with Seoul city, the Korea Franchise Industry Association and 11 pizza and burger franchises to boost use of the Seoul Delivery Plus Ttaenggeoyo public delivery app. The bank said its Ttaenggeoyo service offers low commission fees, fast settlement and various discounts. The agreement follows an April deal with 18 chicken franchises and aims to expand consumer benefits while reducing burdens on the self‑employed. Shinhan Bank plans joint marketing and coupon promotions with participating brands.

Hana Bank said it signed an agreement with the Seoul Metropolitan Center for Dementia to support dementia management and senior‑focused financial services. The two sides plan joint work on education, awareness, financial support for patients and families, and staff exchanges. They will also expand programmes such as memory‑friend leader training, cognitive health and financial protection initiatives, and dementia‑safe counselling. A ceremony marking Hana Bank’s designation as a dementia‑friendly company was held at the Euljiro lounge.