BC Card Hosts Discount and Prize Event for Golf Equipment

BC Card announced on the 6th that it will partner with the golf platform company 'Golfzon' to offer discount benefits to users of 'Golfing' and 'Golfzon Market' until the 30th.

First, on Golfing, if you make a payment of 50,000 KRW or more per transaction with a BC Card every Monday, you can receive a 10% payment day discount benefit. On Golfzon Market, regardless of the day of the week, a 10% payment day discount benefit is applied when paying 50,000 KRW or more per transaction with a BC Card. The discount benefits are available once per person per day on both Golfing and Golfzon Market, with a maximum of 30,000 KRW and 50,000 KRW respectively. Before payment, you must tag each event in 'My Tag' within Paybook to apply the discount benefits.

During the same period, if you pay 200,000 KRW or more with a BC Card at golf-related businesses and enter the desired prize draw, you can win ▲ a 10,000 KRW Golfzon Commerce gift certificate (500 winners) ▲ a 1-month Shogolf membership (300 winners) ▲ one Orange9 screen golf usage ticket (100 winners) through a lottery. This event can be participated in concurrently with the payment day discount event. Each prize voucher is provided in NFT form through BC Card’s lifestyle finance platform, 'Paybook'.

All events offer discount benefits when paying with BC Baro Card and personal credit or check cards from 11 BC member companies (excluding corporate, prepaid, and gift cards). The 11 member companies are Woori Card, Hana Card, NH Nonghyup Bank, IBK Industrial Bank, KB Kookmin Card, iM Bank, BNK Busan Bank, BNK Gyeongnam Bank, Korea Citibank, Shinhan Card, and Sh Suhyup Bank.

Lim Pyo, Executive Director of BC Card, said, "With this event, we aim to enhance accessibility and benefits related to golf so that more customers can enjoy golf life," adding, "Going forward, BC Card will actively support the revitalization of the domestic golf market through convenient benefit platform services such as My Tag and its own NFT technology."