KT said on Monday it will use its PASS electronic notice service to send checkup forms and guidance to people eligible for the 2026 national health screening program.

PASS electronic notice, launched in November last year, supports convenient viewing of notice documents such as policies and guidance from various institutions through the PASS app. Another advantage is that users can use the electronic notice service regardless of their carrier.

Users can view electronic notices by signing up once for the PASS Wallet service and consenting to the terms for registering an accredited electronic address. After that, they can use it quickly and securely with simple identity verification. The national health screening checkup form and guidance being sent this time include various content such as health screening and cancer screening information.

KT will send about 330 types of National Health Insurance Service electronic documents to PASS app subscribers, including qualification change notices for regional subscribers, in addition to the health screening guidance. It will also run a separate new sign-up promotion offering coffee coupons to the first 2,000 people to boost use of the PASS electronic notice service.

Myeong-je Hoon (명제훈), head of the Service Product Headquarters in KT's Enterprise Division, said PASS electronic notice would allow 30 million customers who need to receive the national health screening this year to conveniently check the guidance. He said KT would continue to actively support ESG management based on paperless innovation for various institutions, including financial companies and local governments.