[Infostock Daily=Reporter Park Jeong-Do] Hana Bank said it has signed a strategic alliance with KASA Korea, which operates a real estate indirect investment platform.
Hana Bank was jointly designated as an innovative financial service by the Financial Services Commission with KASA Korea for the 'Digital Real Estate Backed Securities Public Offering and Distribution Service' last year. The bank has partnered with KASA Korea as a trust management agency that safely manages KASA Korea's investor deposits.
The digital real estate beneficiary certificate transaction app 'KASA', launched by Casa Korea in cooperation with Hana Bank, is an innovative financial service platform that allows users to invest indirectly in commercial real estate easily even in small amounts. Anyone can buy a weekly DABS (Digital Asset Backed Securities (Daps) of digital real estate beneficiary certificates for 5,000 won using the KASA app, so they can invest in commercial real estate in small amounts without burden. DABS holders have the right to receive disposal profits as much as their stake in the building's rental income and future sale, and can easily buy and sell them at any time through the app.
The KASA app, which can be downloaded from the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store, can open a non-face-to-face account for investment directly from the app, and customers with Hana Bank accounts can easily engage in the investment by linking their accounts to the app.
If anyone joins the KASA app to commemorate the launch of the KASA app and deposit more than 100,000 won in investment by 10 pm on the day before the start of the public offering in the Hana Bank account linked to it, they can receive 5,000 won in investment grants.
Digital real estate beneficiary certificates that can be purchased and sold in the KASA app will be launched in October, and investors will be able to participate in the digital real estate beneficiary certificate contest issued by domestic trust companies affiliated with KASA through the KASA app based on commercial buildings in Seoul and major metropolitan areas.
Reporter Park Jeong-Do newface0301@naver.com
