SK Broadband, Toss Place Bundle Telecom and Payments to Cut Small Business Costs

Customized Product for Small Merchants Launches on the 25th

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By Kim Ki-hyuk
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Kwon Jeong-hoon (left), head of the relevant division at SK Broadband, and Kim Jeong-yeol, vice president of Toss Place, shake hands after signing a partnership for shared growth with small business owners. Photo courtesy of SK Broadband - Seoul Economic Daily Technology News from South Korea
Kwon Jeong-hoon (left), head of the relevant division at SK Broadband, and Kim Jeong-yeol, vice president of Toss Place, shake hands after signing a partnership for shared growth with small business owners. Photo courtesy of SK Broadband

SK Broadband said Monday it will officially launch a telecom and payment partnership product on the 25th of this month, teaming up with payment terminal and point-of-sale (POS) solution company Toss Place to ease store operating cost burdens for small business owners.

The partnership combines SK Broadband's stable high-speed telecom infrastructure with Toss Place's store management solution capabilities. It was designed to reduce the operating cost burdens and management inconveniences that small business owners face.

Small business owners who sign up for the new partnership product can receive a discount of up to 4,400 won per month on their SK Broadband internet bill, depending on the applicable conditions. In particular, customers who install both Toss Front and Toss POS will receive Toss Front free of charge. Toss Front is a terminal that supports all payment methods, including card, Samsung Pay, Apple Pay, and Face Pay. When linked with Toss POS, it enables efficient store operations such as switching to kiosk mode, customer management, and sales analysis.

To mark the product launch, the two companies will hold a large-scale customer appreciation event from the 25th through August 31. Customers who consult through SK Broadband's B world and B Direct Shop will receive ice cream coupons worth a total of 5 million won. Customers who sign up will be entered into a drawing for prizes worth a total of 10 million won, including laptops, tablets, and TVs. Winners will be notified individually in September.

Field-tailored education programs to strengthen the self-reliance of small business owners will also be introduced in stages. The programs will provide practical, hands-on information such as responding to internet outages, using payment terminals and POS systems, and operating order solutions.

Original reporting by Kim Ki-hyuk for Seoul Economic Daily.

AI-translated from Korean. Quotes from foreign sources are based on Korean-language reports and may not reflect exact original wording.

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