SK Broadband will launch a bundled telecommunications and payment product with payment terminal and POS solution provider Toss Place on June 25 to ease operating cost burdens for small merchants. Subscribers can receive monthly internet fee discounts of up to 4,400 won, depending on conditions, and some customers will get a Toss Front terminal for free. The companies will run events through Aug. 31 and introduce on-site training programs.

Naver Pay and Kakao Pay have started accepting applications for the second round of high oil price relief funds. The programme targets 70 percent of the population and runs from May 18 to July 3. Naver Pay linked the process to Naver Search and maps and allows benefits to be received as Npay points, money or a prepaid money card. Kakao Pay enables applications via KakaoTalk and supports multiple payment methods. Both are running applicant events.