Inswave Wins KRW 8.9 Billion Win for Saemaeul Geumgo Next-Generation Web Terminal Conversion
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The National Federation of Saemaeul Geumgo is pursuing a core-account modernization project to enhance the digital competitiveness and customer value of retail finance.
In this project, LG CNS oversees the overall system build, while Inswave handles the face-to-face channel web terminal (UI·UX) area.
Inswave will convert face-to-face channel terminals, including integrated terminals, digital counters and tablet branches, in a project worth about KRW 8.9 billion under a contract running from October 15, 2026 to January 31, 2029.
The National Federation of Saemaeul Geumgo is pursuing a core-account modernization project to enhance the digital competitiveness and customer value of retail finance. This project is a core-account modernization initiative aimed at improving the digital competitiveness and customer value of the National Federation of Saemaeul Geumgo's retail finance services.
In this project, LG CNS will oversee the overall system build. Inswave will handle the web terminal (UI·UX) area for face-to-face channels that directly connect with customers.
Inswave said on the 15th that it will carry out the conversion of the face-to-face channel web terminal in the core-account modernization project of the National Federation of Saemaeul Geumgo. The scope Inswave will handle includes face-to-face channel terminals such as integrated terminals, digital counters and tablet branches, and the project is worth about KRW 8.9 billion. The contract period runs from October 15, 2026 to January 31, 2029.
Inswave has specialized technical capabilities in web-standard terminals for the financial sector. The company plans to stably implement a customer touchpoint environment for the next-generation project of the National Federation of Saemaeul Geumgo.
Inswave is focusing on implementing terminal environments based on its financial-sector AI terminal platform, WebTop, and aims to create an environment with the consistency, responsiveness and operational stability needed for customer touchpoint terminals in the financial industry through WebTop. WebTop is an AI-augmented solution based on HTML5 web standards that supports unified platform operations for a range of business screens. It also supports the web-based conversion of installed terminals, which the company says can reduce operational and maintenance burdens and enable support for a variety of devices and browser environments.
The background behind Inswave's participation lies in the references it has built up in the financial sector. Inswave said it has supplied web-standard UI·UX platforms to more than 900 financial and public-sector clients, including commercial banks, securities firms and insurers. More recently, it has successively carried out next-generation web terminal conversion projects for financial institutions such as KB Kookmin Bank and NH NongHyup Bank, accumulating experience in converting terminals in large-scale financial next-generation environments. This aligns with the characteristics of face-to-face channel terminals that directly serve customers and require screen consistency and stability.
Inswave CEO Ahn Se-ryong said it was meaningful for the company to participate in the National Federation of Saemaeul Geumgo's next-generation conversion project with web-standard terminal technology, and added that it would provide proven web-standard terminal technology. He also said the company aims to work closely with prime contractor LG CNS to implement a stable terminal environment that customers can feel at the point of contact, and expressed its determination to contribute to the next-generation conversion based on the expertise it has built up in the financial sector.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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