From the 19th, 'Gukmin Biseo' Provides Information on Consumer Coupons for Livelihood Recovery

[Financial News]  


The Ministry of the Interior and Safety announced on the 13th that it will accept applications for subscription to the service that informs the advance payment amount of livelihood recovery consumer coupons through Gukmin Biseo from the 14th.
To receive the consumer coupon notification service, you need to subscribe to Gukmin Biseo through 17 mobile apps such as KakaoTalk, Naver App, Toss, and financial apps, or through the 'Gukmin Biseo website' and select the 'Livelihood Recovery Consumer Coupon Guide' service.
Gukmin Biseo will provide customized information on payment amounts, application periods and methods, usage deadlines, and changes in amounts and recipient information according to objections from the 19th until the end of consumer coupon use.
However, receiving guidance through Gukmin Biseo does not automatically apply for consumer coupons.
You must apply for consumer coupons separately through the card company's website or app, banks linked to the card, or local community centers.
If you turn off notification-related settings on your smartphone or turn off notification (Push) settings in the apps you are using (such as Naver), notifications will not be visible, so you need to access the app you are using directly to check the consumer coupon notification history.
In addition, to promote the use of the Gukmin Biseo notification service, a new subscription event will be held from the 14th to the 31st. A small beverage coupon will be given to 500 new subscribers through a draw.
Kim Min-jae, Acting Minister of the Ministry of the Interior and Safety, said, “We have prepared a notification service so that all citizens can receive information on livelihood recovery consumer coupons without missing out through Gukmin Biseo,” and added, “We will continue to strive to ensure that anyone can easily receive personalized administrative information in advance through Gukmin Biseo and feel its usefulness in daily life.”



ktitk@fnnews.com Kim Tae-gyeong Reporter