iM Bank Rolls Out Campus Cafeteria Payment Service 'UniPass' at Keimyung University
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iM Bank said on the 1st that it will fully expand 'UniPass,' the campus cafeteria payment service in its smart campus app 'iMUniz,' across Keimyung University.
'UniPass' is a service that enables simple payments at campus cafeterias using the balance on a mobile transit card through QR payment and smart order methods, and it first launched at Keimyung University in March this year.
Following the service expansion, it will be available at about 8 campus dining facilities, including the Korean buffet and food court, and iM Bank plans to continue expanding UniPass and iMUniz services starting from this initiative.
iM Bank announced on the 1st that it will fully expand 'UniPass,' a campus cafeteria payment service embedded in the smart campus app 'iMUniz,' across Keimyung University.
'iMUniz' is an app that offers mobile ID, class schedules, and grade inquiry functions. Users can also access 'Zero Pay payment' and 'mobile transit card' services within the app.
The newly introduced 'UniPass' is notable for allowing simple payments at campus cafeterias using the balance on a mobile transit card. 'UniPass' first launched at Keimyung University in March this year.
Following the service expansion, it can be used at about 8 campus dining facilities, including the on-campus Korean buffet and food court. Payments and orders are handled through QR payment and smart order methods, with the entire process from ordering to payment completed on mobile.
iM Bank said the service helps reduce repeated waiting times and congestion during students' meal times.
Keimyung University has been offering welfare benefits such as the '1,000-won breakfast' and 'half-price lunch' to ease students' food expenses, and said it has linked its smart campus environment with student welfare. As a result, students can use campus facilities at reasonable cost through UniPass. The university said student response to UniPass's convenience has been favorable, and that combining ongoing efforts to improve student welfare with iM Bank's smart payment service has increased the convenience of campus life as students experience it.
iM Bank said it plans to continue advancing the UniPass service, starting with its rollout at Keimyung University. It also said it plans to expand lifestyle finance services within university campuses. iM Bank said UniPass at Keimyung University is an example of introducing financial services into campus food and beverage life, and that it is paying attention to the fact that college students use campus food and beverage services multiple times a day.
iM Bank said it plans to continue expanding the scope of iMUniz services based on cooperation with universities. It also said it will pursue a plan to connect services closely tied to students' daily lives, such as academics, payments, and transportation, into a single platform. Through this, it aims to improve convenience and financial accessibility for college student customers.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407655
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