NH Nonghyup Card Launches Leisure Lifestyle Specialized Card ‘zgm.play++ Card’

10% Billing Discount on Mobile, Online Games, and Fitness Industry Payments

Major Lifestyle Area Discounts on Movies, Coffee, and More: 'Lifestyle Customized Benefits'

NH Nonghyup Bank Gyeongnam Headquarters has launched two leisure-specialized cards, ‘zgm.play++ (Jigeum.Play Two Plus)’ and ‘zgm.play (Jigeum.Play)’, equipped with online and offline leisure services as well as major daily life area services.

The ‘zgm.play++’ card is characterized by its differentiated premium services, including a water park admission voucher for two and free access to airport lounges worldwide. Both zgm.play cards offer various benefits with a maximum monthly discount limit of up to 40,000 KRW, divided into selectable services and common services.

The selectable services come in two types: online and offline play, allowing customers to choose services according to their consumption patterns. Discounts are also provided in major daily life areas, enabling free use without distinguishing between leisure and everyday life.

The common services provided along with the selectable services include discounts of 5-30% on billing when using areas such as ▲movies ▲coffee ▲dining ▲H&B and convenience stores ▲shopping and bookstores.

Premium services include ▲a voucher benefit for a water park admission ticket for two and ▲free use of airport lounges worldwide (once per month, twice per year).

Details such as card issuance, previous month’s performance, monthly discount limits, and service usage conditions can be checked through the official NH Nonghyup Card website and mobile app.

A representative from NH Nonghyup Bank Gyeongnam Headquarters said, “As the culture and leisure sectors, which had been greatly contracted, have recently become active and demand for premium products has surged, we planned products to meet these needs. We will continue to actively work on service development and related product launches to provide benefits suitable for customers in line with consumption trends.”