Gapyeong-gun Market Merchants Association Signs Business Agreement with SK M&S Service

Agreement Signed to Expand Digital Traditional Market Sales Channels
Onnuri Traditional Market Hall Opened for 'Benefitpia' Welfare Service Platform Customers
Promotion of Onnuri Gift Certificate Usage

The Gapyeong Market Merchants Association and SK M&S Co., Ltd. signed a business agreement on the 12th to expand digital traditional market sales channels.

Gyeonggi Gapyeong-gun Market Merchants Association and SK M&S Service Co., Ltd. announced on the 14th that they signed a business agreement on the 12th to expand digital traditional market sales channels.

The signing ceremony, held at Gapyeong Jatgoeul Market Startup Economic Town, was attended by Gapyeong-gun officials, SK M&S Service Co., Ltd. Partnership Business Team Leader Jo Won-geun, and Kim Chang-geun, president of the Gapyeong-gun Market Merchants Association, along with its executives.

The two organizations signed a business agreement to open an Onnuri Traditional Market Hall targeting customers of BenePia, SK M&S Service Co., Ltd.'s selective welfare service platform, promoting the use of Onnuri gift certificates for users and expanding digital sales channels for merchants.

BenePia currently manages welfare for about 3,700 client companies and approximately 1.1 million members. Through this business agreement, the newly opened Onnuri Traditional Market Hall signifies an expansion of the existing welfare points platform, and it is expected to serve as an opportunity to promote the use of Onnuri gift certificates among users.

Additionally, this agreement aims to expand the market so that customers can easily use Onnuri gift certificates digitally, providing small business owners, traditional markets, and small and medium enterprises with opportunities to broaden digital sales channels and challenge new markets.

Jo Won-geun, team leader of SK M&S Service Co., Ltd., stated, "We hope this agreement will provide even a small help to small business owners and traditional market merchants."

Baek Jong-min, vice president of the Gapyeong-gun Market Merchants Association, said, "We will continue to achieve sustainable growth by responding to diverse and rapid market changes in the future."