10% off to commemorate 7-Eleven entry
The number of affiliated brands is about to exceed 100
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Kakao Pay’s regular discount payment service “Good Deal” has completed its entry into 7-Eleven, making it available to all four major convenience stores in Korea. In commemoration of entering 7-Eleven, it will also offer up to 10% discount until the end of October.
Kakao Pay announced on the 19th that 7-Eleven has newly joined the ‘Good Deal’ alliance brand this month. As a result, Good Deal will secure all four major domestic convenience stores, including E-Mart 24, CU, GS25, and 7-Eleven, as partners.
A temporary promotion was also prepared to commemorate the 7-Eleven partnership. If you pay with Good Deal at 7-Eleven from this day to October 31, you can get up to 10% off on top of the basic discount rate of 3%. The discount is applied once a day, up to 5,000 won. However, some special stores and products such as cigarettes and lottery tickets are excluded.
Good Deal is Kakao Pay’s payment service that provides fixed-rate discounts without any conditions such as payment amount, number of uses, or discount limit. It is available by selecting Good Deal as a payment method on the Kakao Pay payment tab, and offers discounts at franchises with frequent daily consumption such as convenience stores, restaurant franchises, and beauty stores. Good Deal’s partnership, which started with 32 brands in February last year, is now expanding to 98 brands and is set to surpass 100.
It is also operating specialized benefits for each age group. Kakao Pay introduced “Good Deal Tins,” a program for teenagers, earlier this year, and is hosting “Good Deal Summer Pass,” an event exclusively for people in their 20s, during the summer.
Kakao Pay plans to solidify its position in the offline market with differentiated payment benefits. In the second quarter, Kakao Pay’s offline sales grew 58% based on its box office success, including over 400,000 users per month of Good Deal. The number of monthly offline payment users exceeded 6 million and the cumulative number of transactions in the quarter exceeded 150 million.