Seven Eleven Starts Delivery Service on Woori Bank App

On the 19th, Seven Eleven announced that it will start a delivery service in the 'My Convenience Store' menu of Woori Bank's 'Woori WON Banking' app.

[Asia Economy Reporter Yuri Kim] Seven Eleven announced on the 19th that it will launch a delivery service through the 'My Convenience Store' menu in Woori Bank's 'WooriWON Banking' application (app) in partnership with Woori Bank. This is the fifth delivery service channel following 'Yogiyo' in February last year, 'KakaoTalk Order' in February this year, 'Wemakeprice O' in August, and Seven Eleven's own mobile app in November.

The delivery service at Seven Eleven currently offers a total of about 1,000 items. It operates 20 themed set products to enhance consumer ordering convenience, including categories such as lunch boxes and desserts. Delivery is available for purchases over 15,000 KRW, and the delivery service hours are from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. To commemorate the opening of the WooriWON Banking delivery service, a delivery fee discount event (3,000 KRW) will be held until January next year.

Meanwhile, as of December, Seven Eleven operates delivery services at more than 4,500 stores nationwide. By the first half of next year, it plans to expand the number of stores offering delivery services to over 6,000 and increase the number of delivery service channels to up to 15.

Jung Min, Senior Manager of Seven Eleven's DT Innovation Team, said, "We will further expand delivery-related products, marketing, and partnership channels to build a fast and convenient delivery service system tailored to the characteristics of convenience stores."

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