You Can Now Use Company-Issued Mobile Meal Vouchers on Baemin
Introduction of “Payco” as a New Payment Method
Woowa Brothers Corp., the operator of Baemin (Baedal Minjok), announced on August 27 that it has added "Payco" as a new payment method, enabling users to easily pay for their orders using mobile meal vouchers, cards, coupons, and points.
With this expansion of payment options, mobile meal vouchers, which were previously distributed at workplaces and mostly used at offline restaurants, can now be used directly for food delivery orders. As of last month, approximately 460,000 people were using Payco meal vouchers.
In addition, customers can also use other Payco-linked payment methods such as cards, coupons, and points, allowing them to select from multiple options according to their needs. Payco payments are available for food delivery, grocery shopping, and online shopping. However, mobile meal vouchers can only be used for food delivery orders and cannot be used to pay for orders that include alcoholic beverages.
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To ensure a stable service, Baemin plans to gradually expand the application of the Payco payment method to all customers by August 31. Seonggil Choi, Head of Payment Settlement Product at Woowa Brothers Corp., said, "With the introduction of Payco, Baemin has taken another step forward as a lifestyle platform that customers can use conveniently, anytime. We will continue striving to become a service that is naturally chosen by customers in every aspect of their daily lives."
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