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HanPay Global Solutions is a cross-border fintech facilitator specializing in connecting international businesses with Korea’s unique payment ecosystem. With expertise in digital wallets, e-commerce integrations, and virtual accounts, we enable companies worldwide to expand into the Korean market without friction.
Our team is comprised of seasoned payment experts with decades of combined experience in banking, compliance, and digital finance. From virtual bank accounts to mobile wallets like KakaoPay and Toss, we help global merchants unlock access to millions of Korean consumers.
Our track record speaks for itself. From startups scaling into Korea to established global brands, we’ve already helped dozens of companies tap into Korea’s unique payment ecosystem. With proven reliability, fast settlements, and strong local partnerships, HanPay Global is trusted worldwide to make Korean payments simple.
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Local KRW accounts for businesses to receive and settle payments.
KakaoPay, NaverPay, Toss, Samsung Pay integration for global merchants.
Gift card issuance and redemption (Kakao, Google Play KR, CU convenience store, etc.).
KRW to USD/EUR/SGD settlement. Transparent FX rates and fast transfers.
Plug-ins for Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento.
B2B invoicing and payout solutions.
Support for all currencies to different payout methods like stablecoins or wire transfer.
No. We specialize in helping non-Korean businesses access Korea’s payment ecosystem. You don’t need a local entity — we handle the setup and provide compliant virtual accounts and payment integrations.
We currently support KakaoPay, Toss, NaverPay, Samsung Pay, virtual KRW bank accounts, BTC, and gift cards. More local wallets are being added regularly.
For most payment methods, settlements are completed in T+1 business day. Cross-border settlements to USD/EUR/SGD may take 2–3 business days depending on your bank.
We work with e-commerce stores, gaming publishers, SaaS providers, digital content platforms, travel, and marketplaces — essentially any business wanting to accept Korean consumers’ preferred payment methods.
