Jeonbuk Bank Revamps MyData Service

Check Your Assets, Spending, and Financial Schedules on Mobile
From Simple Asset Management to Comprehensive Financial Life Management

Jeonbuk Bank has revamped its MyData service to allow users to manage their assets, spending history, and financial schedules—previously scattered across various financial institutions—through a single, integrated screen. This upgrade is part of an effort to respond to competition in digital financial services that now go beyond simply querying financial information and extend to supporting customers’ day-to-day asset and spending management.

JB Financial Group's Jeonbuk Bank announced on September 9 that it has newly updated SSO Bank's MyData service, "JaSanON," and will hold a customer participation event through November 30.

MyData is a service that, with customer consent, aggregates and manages financial information that is dispersed across multiple financial institutions. In this update, Jeonbuk Bank improved the interface and core features to make it easier for customers to understand complex financial information.

The revamped JaSanON now enables customers not only to check the current status of their financial assets, but also to track changes and analyze consumption patterns.

Within "My Assets," customers can intuitively view the status and fluctuations of assets held at various financial institutions. The "My Spending" section allows users to analyze their expenditure patterns based on card and account transaction histories. Additionally, the service has added life-finance features to provide information necessary for day-to-day financial activities.

While the previous MyData service focused on enabling users to view accounts and financial products from different institutions in one place, the update distinguishes itself by improving convenience and leveraging accumulated financial data to help customers manage their actual financial lifestyles.

To mark the update, Jeonbuk Bank has also launched the "JaSanON Mission Challenge." The event is open to new asset-linking users and customers using the main functions of JaSanON for the first time, and will run through November 30.

Recently, the financial industry trend has shifted, with MyData services expanding into life-finance platforms that analyze users' spending and asset-management habits—beyond product recommendations and asset inquiries. Accordingly, banks are upgrading mobile app services to enable users to understand their financial status more intuitively. Jeonbuk Bank is also seen as strengthening its financial management features on SSO Bank through this JaSanON update, aiming to enhance its digital financial competitiveness.

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