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Maltail Partners With Danawa to Strengthen Global Shopping, Supporting Lowest-Price Shopping in Korea

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Maltail announced on the 28th that it had linked its cross-border e-commerce service, "Global Shopping," with Danawa through a partnership.

With this integration, overseas customers can use a one-stop service from ordering products on Korean online shopping malls to delivery.

Overseas consumers can buy at Danawa's real-time lowest prices without language or payment constraints, and 16,500-plus partner shopping malls and Danawa's 1.4 billion product DB have been added.

Maltail has teamed up with Danawa to support K-brand lowest-price shopping for overseas customers. On the 28th, Maltail announced that it had linked its cross-border e-commerce service, "Global Shopping," with Danawa.

With this integration, the company will provide a one-stop experience for overseas customers through "Global Shopping," from ordering products on Korean online shopping malls to delivery. The purpose of the partnership is to help overseas customers purchase Korean products more easily.

Maltail said the integration will expand the K-brand product category and strengthen price competitiveness. Overseas consumers can buy at Danawa's real-time lowest prices without language or payment constraints, and they also do not need to visit or sign up for each individual shopping mall that appears in search results, Maltail said.

Maltail also explained that customers can make purchases conveniently through "Global Shopping" without complicated domestic payment procedures. It emphasized that real-time access to the lowest prices and simpler purchasing procedures have become possible at the same time.

Maltail has previously secured more than 16,500 partner shopping malls based on its in-house mall solution "MakeShop," web builder, and commerce platform "Sixshop." Its existing lineup was centered on fashion and beauty, but with the addition of Danawa's 1.4 billion product DB, which includes PC, IT, and household goods, users now have a wider range of product categories to choose from.

Maltail said the partnership will expand categories and secure price competitiveness, enabling it to provide differentiated services. It added that it is preparing collaborations with major department stores and various other channels, and plans to actively push ahead with those preparations. It also said it will pursue a path to grow Global Shopping into a key hub for K-brand cross-border e-commerce.

Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407393

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