[Korea financial newspapers around the lower cervical reporter] BC card sets out to target foreign tourists global business points.
BC Card said on the 25th that they have entered into a partnership signing ceremony for the Point projects with global operators point UTU.
5:00 pm on the 24th local time, Chae Jongjin BC card, this ceremony held in Singapore Tower Club president, Assad jumap Hoi UTU President Lee one minute ASTAR (Singapore Trade and Industry under the Science and Technology Research Institute), senior vice president, international card brand companies, local that banks and credit card companies, including officials attended.
With this agreement with UTU BC Card plans to promote the work of the UTU, etc. △ Korea's My Service Partner and Operations △ Mobile-based global integrated loyalty program jointly operated △ joint marketing.
UTU is a global pin-tech enterprise by the Singapore investment company, Scotts Group (Scotts Group) and the Singapore company specializing in electronic payment M. Holdings (Korvac Holdings) joint venture. Thailand is currently in ZARA, Tommy Hilfiger, including more than 10,000 plans to expand the available national and affiliate merchants to provide jungyimyeo UTU services at merchants, including a year in Korea, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands.
Which foreign tourists can get a credit card customers use the app (UTU) being provided by the UTU and you pay at home and abroad material UTU merchant to the card, additional auto earn a point in real time, without presenting membership cards . Next BC Card customers also can receive the same benefits and earn points from the national UTU merchants.
Chae Jongjin BC Card, President said, "This agreement is a BC Card held a global partnership projects to start based on the largest merchant-based processing capabilities and know-how, will move pushed the global royalty integration services for foreigners visiting Korea successfully." He said.
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