Shinhan Card announced on September 17 that it has launched the “SOL LINK Shinhan Card Point Plan Check Card,” an exclusive debit card for bank and securities integrated accounts under Shinhan Financial Group.


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Shinhan Financial Group launched its integrated finance app, “SuperSOL,” in June of this year. This was followed by the introduction of the “SOL LINK Account,” an integrated bank and securities account, in July.


With this card, customers can earn up to 1.1% in points on each domestic transaction, depending on whether payment is made via Shinhan SuperSOL. For all overseas transactions, 1% in points is accumulated, with a monthly maximum of 20,000 points based on the previous month's spending.


The “Everyday Living Expenses Accumulation Service” offers higher point rates for larger domestic payments per transaction. If the transaction amount is less than 20,000 won, 0.2% is accumulated; between 20,000 and less than 100,000 won, 0.4%; between 100,000 and less than 500,000 won, 0.8%; and 1% for transactions of 500,000 won or more. For overseas spending, 1% is accumulated regardless of the amount.


A “Essential Living Expenses Accumulation Service” is also provided. When customers spend 20,000 won or more per transaction on delivery apps during weekends, they earn 1,000 points. For major convenience stores such as CU, GS25, and 7-Eleven, 5% of the transaction amount is earned in points, up to a maximum of 3,000 points.



In particular, an additional 0.1% in points is provided for domestic payments made via Shinhan SuperSOL. Customers can maximize their benefits by using banking, securities, and card services and making payments within the SuperSOL app. Detailed product guides and information on related events are available on the Shinhan Card website and within the SuperSOL app.


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