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Toss launches dormant deposit recovery service with SDFa

Viva Republica, operator of the Toss app, has launched a service that lets users check and reclaim dormant deposits scattered across multiple financial institutions in one place. Toss said on June 5 it rolled out the service with the Korea Inclusive Finance Agency. Users can apply remotely without submitting documents or visiting institutions, and approved amounts are paid immediately as Toss Pay Money. The service covers dormant deposits of 500,000 won or less.

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Hana Financial activates 3 trillion won inclusive finance roadmap, expands mid-rate loans and debt write-offs

Hana Financial Group is rolling out an inclusive finance roadmap that includes early execution of a total 3 trillion won in 2026. It plans to expand mid-rate loans, write off overdue debt and introduce insurance to prevent rental fraud targeting young people. Hana Bank will launch a non-face-to-face mid-rate loan product and a new loan for small merchants. The group also plans to improve alternative credit scoring and provide support through affiliates.

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Overseas Koreans to digitise financial power of attorney, process directly at banks without international mail

Inconvenience for overseas Koreans who had to send powers of attorney by international mail to handle banking in South Korea is expected to ease. The Overseas Koreans Agency, the Financial Services Commission and the Korea Financial Telecommunications and Clearings Institute signed an MOU with eight financial companies to launch a digital consular-certified financial power of attorney service. The service will transmit certified documents electronically to banks and use a blockchain-based system to verify authenticity.