Monday, September 14, 2026

Trade Just Once in the Aftermarket and Daishin Securities Will Give 200 People 50,000 Won Every Week

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2026-09-14 09:44:51
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2026-09-14 09:44:51
[Financial News] Daishin Securities is holding an event offering different benefits each week to customers who trade in the aftermarket.
Daishin Securities announced on the 14th that it will hold a weekly prize event from today through the 8th of next month for customers who trade domestic stocks in the aftermarket.
Customers who make at least one trade in the aftermarket during the event period will be eligible for a weekly drawing. A total of 800 winners, or 200 each week, will be selected to receive benefits worth 50,000 won.
The prizes will vary by week. Through the 18th, winners will receive 50,000 won in Musinsa Money, while 50,000-won CU Convenience Store gift certificates will be awarded from the 21st to the 23rd. From the 28th through the 2nd of next month, winners will receive 50,000-won Baedal Minjok gift certificates, followed by 50,000 won in Musinsa Money from the 6th to the 8th of next month. Participants may enter and win more than once each week.
Additional benefits will be available based on trading volume. Five customers will be selected by lottery from those whose cumulative aftermarket trading volume reaches at least 50 million won during the event period, and each will receive 500,000 won in Musinsa Money.
Benefits are also available for new trading customers. Among customers who had not traded in the aftermarket during the previous six months, 5,000 will be selected by lottery if they make at least one trade during the event period, and each will receive a 3,000-won CU gift certificate. Advance registration is required to participate in the event.
Jo Tae-won, head of Daishin Securities’ Customer Solutions Division, said, "We designed the event so that customers can naturally experience aftermarket trading by offering new benefits every week," adding, "We hope they will use the new trading hours to experience a wider range of investment opportunities."
[email protected] Bae Han-geul Reporter