Galaxia Moneytree Partners with Alltel for Overseas USIM Distribution... Now Available at GS25

On May 22, Galaxia Moneytree announced that it has partnered with Alltel, a global telecommunications specialist, as a distribution and technical support partner for the launch of Alltel's "Global Overseas USIM." Thanks to Galaxia Moneytree's support, customers can now conveniently purchase Alltel overseas USIM cards at GS25 convenience stores nationwide.

The Alltel USIM allows customers to select their desired country and usage period, pay in cash, and have the card activated immediately for instant use. Unlike traditional USIM cards, which require online purchase and pickup via delivery or at the airport, this product can be easily purchased at convenience stores, addressing previous inconveniences. In addition, since the product is not pre-assigned to a specific country or period, inventory management is also simplified for convenience store operators.

Galaxia Moneytree secured a supply base for USIM cards through a direct contract with Alltel and facilitated GS25 store entry by leveraging its existing convenience store payment distribution network. This not only broadens the distribution channel through a nationwide convenience store network, but also supports a payment system to enable Alltel's rapid market entry.

This collaboration serves as an example of Galaxia Moneytree expanding its convenience store-based payment services. The company plans to continue building partnerships with various digital service providers and to further expand its lifestyle-oriented financial services.

A company representative stated, "This achievement is a result of the nationwide network and competitive payment services offered by Galaxia Moneytree," and added, "As the number of outbound travelers continues to rise, Alltel USIM cards, which are not restricted by country or period, will satisfy both travelers and convenience store operators."

Meanwhile, Galaxia Moneytree continues to strengthen its differentiated competitiveness through its patented "Convenience Store Payment" service, based on a payment infrastructure established in approximately 55,000 convenience stores nationwide.