What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.kebhana.com
https://www.kebhana.com
Customer support contacts are found on the "Customer Service" or "Contact Us" section at the bottom of the official website.
1588-1111 (in Korea), +82-2-2000-1111 (from overseas)
Toll-free numbers may be available domestically, but international callers typically use the listed direct lines.
Verified technical support email is not publicly listed; customers usually submit inquiries via website forms or hotline.
Most inquiries are directed through an online form; specialized emails are generally not publicly listed.
Online chat support may be available within the internet banking platform after login or via the mobile app.
Chat support hours may vary; commonly available during standard business hours local to South Korea.
Messenger-based support is not commonly offered for South Korean banks due to security and compliance reasons.
Typical support is provided Monday to Friday, 9:00–18:00 KST, with limited services after hours.
Limited or no support is commonly available on weekends and Korean national holidays, except for urgent matters.
Numerous branches and regional offices are available across South Korea for customer visits.
Main offices are in Seoul, with branches widespread nationwide; global offices exist in major cities.
Personal meetings can usually be arranged through an appointment system, especially for business or complex matters.
International branches exist in cities like New York, London, Tokyo, and others for global customer support.
Korean and English are standard; some branches offer support in additional languages based on location.
Typical responses for online/phone inquiries range from minutes to 1 business day; in-person service is immediate.
Priority and enhanced support is commonly available for premium and corporate clients.
Callback services can usually be requested during phone support or through the online inquiry form.
KEB Hana Bank's origins trace to 1967 (as Korea Exchange Bank) and its 2015 merger with Hana Bank.
Originally founded by the Korean government; currently owned by Hana Financial Group.
South Korea; the company is legally registered in Seoul.
KEB Hana Bank formed from the merger of Korea Exchange Bank and Hana Bank in 2015, building on decades of banking in Korea and international markets.
Major rebranding occurred in 2015 after the merger, upgrading digital banking and introducing new branding.
The board consists of key executives from Hana Financial Group; detailed names are published in annual reports.
The bank is owned by shareholders of Hana Financial Group, with various financial and institutional investors.
Yes, its parent, Hana Financial Group, is publicly traded on the Korea Exchange.
Market capitalization fluctuates; refer to up-to-date financial sources for Hana Financial Group's current value.
Numerous subsidiaries and representative offices exist under Hana Financial Group, including overseas branches.
Holds full banking licenses issued by Korea’s Financial Services Commission and equivalent authorities in local markets.
Operates in South Korea and globally in select countries through authorized branches.
No specific verified public licenses for cryptocurrency operations as a core banking service.
Full compliance with AML and KYC standards as required by Korean and international regulations.
Holds security certifications such as ISO/IEC 27001; PCI DSS compliance for card transaction processing.
Regular security and financial audits are conducted, as required by regulators and industry standards.
Client deposits are covered by Korea’s deposit insurance system within regulatory limits.
Complies with international standards for banking security (ISO/IEC 27001), AML, KYC, and financial reporting.
No widely publicized recent regulatory fines or major violations for KEB Hana Bank.
Reviews are available on Google, App Store/Google Play, banking forums, and local consumer websites.
Users report issues such as app glitches, long wait times, and complex verification, typical for large banks.
Praised for wide branch network, international banking options, and comprehensive financial services.
Occasional withdrawal delays reported, usually due to compliance checks or technical issues.
Mixed feedback; some appreciate the app/web design, while others find them occasionally confusing or dated.
Satisfaction is generally high for standard transactions; international transfers may experience delays.
Recommendation rates are generally positive, especially for those needing international or cross-border services.
Experts cite robust security, compliance, and broad global reach as reliability strengths.
Has received various banking awards in Korea and internationally for service and innovation.
Regularly appears in industry rankings for Korean and Asia-Pacific banks.
Endorsed by regulators for compliance; trusted as a major banking institution in Korea.
Viewed as a reliable and established banking partner domestically and internationally.
Recognized for investment in digital banking and fintech partnerships, though not always as a technology leader.
Holds certifications for service quality and information security in accordance with industry standards.
Frequently presents at financial technology and banking sector conferences.
Positions as a leading full-service bank emphasizing international connectivity and digital banking solutions.
Supports KRW and major global currencies such as USD, EUR, JPY, CNY, among others.
Cryptocurrencies are not directly supported through standard consumer banking products.
No proprietary cryptocurrency or token is publicly offered by KEB Hana Bank.
Supports currency conversion for major world currencies via branch, web, and app channels.
Uses interbank and market rates plus bank margin, disclosed at transaction time.
Exchange rates are updated regularly throughout the business day to reflect market conditions.
Stablecoins are not supported via KEB Hana Bank’s consumer products.
Exotic currencies may be available at select branches, subject to availability and regulatory approval.
Currency operations are subject to South Korean and local jurisdiction restrictions; some countries may have transaction limits.
Supports domestic, international wire, SWIFT, real-time transfers, bill pay, and scheduled transfers.
Transfers between KEB Hana Bank accounts are available via online/mobile banking and ATMs.
Transfers to debit/credit cards are not typically industry standard; funds are commonly transferred to bank accounts.
Can transfer to domestic and international bank accounts using various remittance methods.
Bill payment is supported for a range of utilities and services through online and mobile banking.
Recurring payment scheduling is available for bills and other regular obligations.
Automatic scheduled transfers can be configured for paying bills or moving funds between accounts.
Payment scheduling features are available within online and mobile banking platforms.
Group payment/splitting is not commonly featured; products are typically focused on individual/corporate use.
Payment link creation for business/merchant services may be available, but is not a core consumer function.
Minimum transaction amounts depend on the type; usually as low as KRW1 for domestic transfers.
Maximum transfer caps are subject to regulatory and account status, often in the hundreds of millions of KRW for verified users.
Daily transaction limits apply, varying by account type, user verification, and regulation.
Monthly and annual limits are in place to comply with AML regulations and depend on user status.
Limits may be raised after additional identity verification and based on demonstrated account history.
Yes, higher limits are available for fully verified individuals and businesses.
New accounts may have temporary lower limits pending full verification and account activation.
International branches may have region-specific limits due to local regulation.
Transactions may be blocked for suspicious activity, regulatory checks, or user request.
There are limits on both transaction amounts and counts within a single day, as per policy.
Minimum amounts may be as low as KRW1 for domestic transactions.
Supports funding by wire transfer, cash deposit, and internal transfer; card and digital wallet funding less common.
Standard funding methods are usually free; certain international or third-party transfers may incur fees.
Minimum funding thresholds vary by method and regulatory requirements, generally low for domestic deposits.
Domestic deposits are typically credited instantly or within minutes; international deposits may take 1-2 business days.
Withdrawals can be made via ATMs, over-the-counter at branches, and electronic transfers to external accounts.
Domestic withdrawals are typically free up to an allowance; fees apply for cross-bank or international withdrawals.
Domestic withdrawals are instant; international withdrawals may take 1-5 business days.
Withdrawal limits depend on account type, verification level, and regulations, with higher caps for fully verified clients.
Funding with cards is not a broadly supported feature; direct transfers are preferred.
Domestic transfers are instant or same day; international bank transfers take 1-5 business days.
Cryptocurrency transfers are not natively supported for account funding or withdrawal.
Internal transfers are credited instantly in most cases.
Weekend funding via cash/ATM is usually instant; bank-originated transfers may be delayed until business days.
National holiday periods can delay processing for non-automated and cross-bank transactions.
Priority processing for crediting is not a standard offering in Korean banking.
Processing speed depends on method, regulatory review, account verification, and time of day.
Status updates are provided via SMS, push notification, or app/web alerts.
Contact customer support, provide transaction details, and request investigation, as is standard banking procedure.
Domestic requests are processed instantly; international/remittance may take longer due to checks.
ATM cash withdrawal is typically instantaneous, subject to limit settings.
Domestic account transfers are near-instant; international transfers depend on receiving bank and compliance checks.
Not supported directly for client accounts.
International withdrawals or remit may be delayed; ATM withdrawals function normally on weekends.
Express withdrawal is not a standard consumer feature; institutional clients may have options.
Method, compliance screening, currency, recipient country, and banking hours affect timing.
Withdrawal status is communicated via SMS, app, or email alert as per user settings.
Cancellation may be possible before the transaction is processed; contact support promptly to request.
Registration is via online, mobile app, or in-person at a branch, typically requiring identity verification.
Required data includes name, ID number, contact info, nationality, and supporting identification documents.
Email is often required for online/mobile registration, but in-person setups may only require phone and ID.
Yes, phone verification is standard for both security and account activation.
Minimum age is usually 18 for individual accounts, as per Korean banking law.
Corporate accounts can be established, requiring business registration and authorized representative documents.
True personal and ID information is mandatory in line with KYC and AML requirements.
Registration is generally limited to residents or those with legal status in South Korea.
Activation is usually immediate upon successful verification; manual checks may take 1–2 business days.
Basic, advanced, and corporate verification tiers exist, each with increasing document and information requirements.
Valid identification such as a resident ID, passport, or registration card, and proof of address.
Yes, additional documents may include tax, employment, or business records and proof of address.
Digital submission is commonly accepted for online/mobile registration and verification processes.
Verification varies from instant (automated) to several business days for document review.
Unverified users have limited or no access; most features require at least basic identity checks.
Restrictions include lower transaction limits, inability to transfer funds, or no account access.
Address confirmation via official document or utility bill is typically required for full verification.
Increasingly common for enhanced KYC; banks may request a live photo with ID for online registration.
Updates may be periodically required, such as upon expiry or every few years to meet compliance.
Industry-standard SSL/TLS encryption protects online transactions and user data.
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is supported via SMS, OTP apps, or hardware tokens.
SMS notifications and confirmations are used for sensitive operations and login security.
Fingerprint and facial recognition are supported in the mobile app for secure login.
Blockchain is not a core infrastructure of KEB Hana Bank’s consumer payment platforms.
Multi-layered security includes encryption, 2FA, transaction monitoring, and access controls.
Personal data is stored in secured environments, encrypted, and protected per privacy laws and regulations.
Not applicable, as cryptocurrency custody is not a direct feature.
Banks employ enterprise-grade DDoS prevention measures to ensure online services remain available.
Periodic security and compliance audits are conducted internally and externally.
Alerts, transaction verification, and educational resources are regularly provided to users.
Advanced AI-based systems monitor for unusual transaction or access patterns.
Implements mandatory reporting, transaction monitoring, and robust KYC procedures.
Suspicious accounts are blocked automatically or manually pending investigation.
Immediately notify the bank, freeze the account, and provide evidence for investigation.
Contact the bank via hotline or branch to report suspicious or unauthorized transactions.
Compensation may be possible depending on investigation findings and applicable deposit protection laws.
Users have the right to dispute unauthorized transactions and seek resolution through official complaint channels.
File an official appeal with supporting documents; the bank will review and respond within regulated timeframes.
Major financial institutions may carry cybersecurity insurance to mitigate digital financial losses.
Domestic transfers are often free or have low fees; international/SWIFT transfers incur higher, published fees.
Standard funding is free; third-party and international funding may have processing fees.
ATM withdrawals within Korea are often free up to a limit; cross-bank/international may incur charges.
Currency conversion includes a spread and may include a service fee; amounts published on the bank’s website.
Account inactivity fees are generally not charged for consumer accounts.
Basic account maintenance is free; special or premium accounts may have monthly or annual fees.
Fees may apply for canceling certain international transfers or drafts after submission.
Expedited or priority services for international or business clients may involve additional charges.
Banks are required to disclose all fees; hidden fees are not permitted under Korean law.
Fees for large transactions may be tiered or capped per transaction or based on total value.
Different account types are available, each with its own fee structure and benefits.
VIP clients receive higher limits, faster service, personalized support, and exclusive financial products.
Preferential terms are usually granted based on relationship value, account balances, or participation in special programs.
Certain accounts offer a set number of free domestic transfers or ATM withdrawals per month.
Activity-based discounts or rebates may be offered for high transaction volumes or loyal customers.
Business and corporate accounts have separate tariff plans tailored for commercial needs.
Individualized conditions may be negotiated for high-value or strategic clients.
Promotional codes or special offers are occasionally available for new product launches or campaigns.
Cashback may be offered on co-branded cards or upon meeting certain criteria.
Large corporate clients or frequent users may qualify for volume-based fee reductions.
Yes, there is an official KEB Hana Bank mobile application.
The mobile app is available on Android and iOS platforms.
Features include account management, transfers, currency exchange, bill pay, and customer service.
Some advanced features (corporate tools, certain applications) may be available only on the web or require branch visit.
Biometric login such as Touch ID and Face ID are supported in the latest app versions.
The app requires an internet connection; limited information may be accessible offline.
Push notifications for transactions and account activity are supported.
Dark mode is available in the latest versions of the mobile app.
Updates are typically issued monthly or in accordance with security, regulatory, or feature changes.
Beta testing may be offered for new features to select users, as with many leading banks.
The web interface is designed to be user-friendly and provides access to all major banking services.
The web portal is mobile-responsive for use across devices.
Interfaces are provided in Korean and English, with selective support for other languages.
Some online banking interfaces offer a night mode/dark theme option.
Keyboard navigation shortcuts are available for commonly used online banking features.
Account and transaction data can be exported in common formats (CSV, PDF) via online and mobile banking.
APIs for corporate clients and fintech partners may be available upon request; detailed in the developer portal.
Supports integration with accounting tools, partner fintechs, and business management platforms.
Updates are made routinely, with major upgrades announced through bank communications.
Virtual cards may be offered for online purchases via corporate or select consumer products.
Disposable/temporary cards may be available for security, especially for online transactions.
Multi-currency support is available for business clients and global banking users.
A wide range of investment products, funds, and securities are available to clients.
Interest is paid on eligible savings and term deposit accounts.
Credit cards, loans, and overdraft facilities are available to qualified users.
Peer-to-peer trading is not a standard feature in the core consumer offering.
Cryptocurrency trading is not directly available through standard KEB Hana Bank channels.
Merchant acquiring and payment processing solutions are available for business clients.
Bulk payment and payout solutions are offered for corporate and institutional clients.
Loyalty programs are available through co-branded cards and partnerships.
Earned by using cards for purchases or participating in partner promotions.
Cashback offers may apply to select card transactions.
Occasional referral programs may be available for new account openings or card signups.
VIP privileges include higher limits, dedicated account managers, premium support, and personalized offers.
Seasonal promotions, rate discounts, and special campaigns are announced throughout the year.
Premium status is awarded based on relationship value, balances, and account activity.
Discount offers available at merchant partners for cardholders and program participants.
Corporate clients may participate in special loyalty or rebate programs.
Operating with online casinos may be restricted per South Korean law.
Gambling-related transactions are generally restricted or blocked under Korean regulation.
Accounts engaging in unauthorized gambling transactions may be frozen pending review.
Complies with legal restrictions, which prohibit or severely limit gambling transaction processing.
No special concessions for gambling; such transactions are treated according to local law.
Banks may monitor and flag gambling-related payments per regulatory and compliance guidelines.
Banks are required to monitor and report gambling activity; concealment is not permitted.
Transparency is required; notifications are provided as with any monitored activity.
Standard fees apply; no special rates are set for gambling transactions.
Customers may set personal limits; however, regulatory blocks may prevent any such transactions.
Self-exclusion tools for gambling are available in many regulated environments; availability depends on local law.
Online banking may block known gambling merchants in compliance with national regulations.
Expense tracking features may allow categorization, but active restriction is mainly regulatory.
Notifications for exceeding set transaction or spending limits are provided.
Banks may automatically block casino-related transactions per compliance policy.
Transaction analytics categorize gambling-related spending when permitted.
Cooling-off or account freeze periods may be available upon user request for account safety.
Banks may provide referrals to addiction support services upon request.
Partnerships with gambling help organizations are increasingly encouraged as part of CSR.
Configure spending category alerts in the mobile or web banking platform where supported.
Korean and major international casinos rarely accept South Korean bank direct payments due to legal restrictions.
No exclusive partnerships with casinos due to regulatory environment in Korea.
Legal acceptance, fees, and processes may vary substantially across countries and operators.
Bonuses for casino usage are not standard due to compliance constraints.
Use for gambling deposits and withdrawals is generally restricted by regulation.
Yes, gambling transactions are heavily restricted for Korean residents and accounts.
Where permitted, transactions are processed as standard bank transfers, but are often blocked.
If permitted, casino transaction speeds would match normal international transfer timelines.
Casinos may charge additional fees for bank transfers, if supported.
Compatibility is a non-issue as most direct transactions are not permitted from Korean banks.