Optimal Membership Fee Management... Hana Bank Launches Group Account Service

Even with a Change in General Affairs, Records Remain Linked as Is

Hana Bank has launched a service specialized for managing group activities. It is expected that members can share and manage membership fee details using their existing accounts without the need to open new ones.

On the 7th, Hana Bank announced that it launched the "Group Account Service" on the 5th through its mobile banking application, "Hana One Q," allowing all group members to directly view and manage membership fees.

The Group Account Service connects group functions to an existing account without issuing a new one. When the treasurer (group leader) creates a group and invites members, all members can share the membership fee details. Additionally, the service automatically notifies members of payment deadlines and sends automatic reminders to those who have not paid.

There is also a "Change Treasurer" function. When the treasurer requests a change to another group member, a new treasurer is selected with the consent of the members. The new treasurer can connect the group function to their existing account to assume the role. Even after changing the treasurer, the existing membership fee transaction history remains intact, and the group's unique account number does not change.

Hana Bank plans to introduce a dedicated group check card. When using the check card at businesses frequently used by groups, such as restaurants, coffee shops, and convenience stores, users can receive 3-20% cashback (up to 10,000 KRW per month). Only the treasurer can issue the group check card, and even if participating in multiple groups, a card can be issued for each group.

Meanwhile, to celebrate the launch of the Group Account, Hana Bank is holding an event until February 18 next year for groups with two or more members, offering ▲ 300,000 KRW support funds to 100 teams and 100,000 KRW support funds to 400 teams by lottery ▲ and 10,000 Hana Money points to the first 10,000 treasurers on a first-come, first-served basis.

A representative from Hana Bank’s Digital Channel Department stated, "We will continue to listen carefully to customer feedback and actively reflect it to continuously strengthen our services."