“V Agent Recruitment” Event Held to Mark Launch of New MTS
Top Three to Share 5 Million Won in Rewards; Chicken Coupons for 10 Participants Daily

Hana Securities said on October 8 that it is holding a customer-participation event in Seongsu-dong, Seoul, to recruit “V Agents” through October 14 to mark the launch of its new mobile trading system (MTS), “Hana Securities V.”

"V Agents Wanted... 5 Million Won for Top Three" Hana Securities Lands in Seongsu-dong View original image

The event is designed to help customers encounter the new MTS naturally in their daily lives and enjoy a range of benefits by completing missions. Participants can take part easily using smartphone devices and advertisements on the exterior walls of buildings, without visiting a dedicated venue.


Customers who want to participate can scan the QR code on the exterior advertisement at Pyeonghwa Building in Seongsu-dong to register as “V Agents.” They can then use QR code scans to start a timer and accumulate time, and improve their rankings by completing quizzes and using items.


Hana Securities will award rewards worth a total of 5 million won to the top three participants in the final rankings, with the amounts varying by rank. It will also give chicken coupons to the top 10 participants each day.


Alongside the event, Hana Securities will also run “Lucky Hand Strap” advertisements in collaboration with Seoul Metro. Passengers can see the advertisements, which feature 10 different messages of encouragement, on subway Lines 2 and 5.


“We organized an event that customers can participate in as part of their daily lives to introduce our new MTS, ‘Hana Securities V,’ in a friendlier and more enjoyable way,” said Gal Sang-myeon, head of the ESG Division at Hana Securities. “We will continue to run various campaigns so customers can encounter Hana Securities naturally and enjoy a distinctive investment experience.”



In September, Hana Securities launched its new MTS, “Hana Securities V,” under the slogan “A Better Investment.” Its features include “AI Briefing,” which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to summarize the U.S. market close and the reasons for individual stocks’ gains and losses, and “ETF MBTI,” which analyzes customers’ holdings and recommends ETFs suited to their investment preferences. The app also offers “Dual UX,” which lets users choose between Easy Mode and Pro Mode based on their investment experience.


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