BC Card

#Card (credit or debit)

BC Card is a payment method in South Korea, which was established in 1982. It is managed by the company BC Card Co. Ltd., which is owned by South […]

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Market coverage 1
  • South Korea
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  • South Korea Won
Description

BC Card is a payment method in South Korea, which was established in 1982. It is managed by the company BC Card Co. Ltd., which is owned by South Korean banks.

BC Card offers a variety of payment services, including credit cards, debit cards, and prepaid cards. Users can use their BC Card to make purchases online and in-store, as well as to withdraw cash at ATMs.

In addition to payment services, BC Card also offers loyalty programs and discounts for users of its cards. The company also works in collaboration with commercial partners to offer exclusive benefits and discounts to its customers.

As one of the main payment methods in South Korea, BC Card is accepted in many stores and establishments throughout the country.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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