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NACUFOK Launches "Moamoa Account" Offering High Interest and Flexible Transactions

Desk / Updated : 2024-12-12 09:15:55
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Seoul – The National Credit Union Federation of Korea (NACUFOK) has unveiled a new financial product aimed at capturing the interest of younger generations: the "Moamoa Account." This innovative account combines the flexibility of a checking account with the attractive interest rates typically associated with savings accounts.

One of the key features of the Moamoa Account is its high interest rate. New customers can enjoy an annual interest rate of up to 5% on deposits of 500,000 KRW or less, without any complicated conditions or requirements. This competitive rate, coupled with daily interest payments offering the benefits of compound interest, makes the Moamoa Account a compelling option for those looking to maximize their savings.

NACUFOK has implemented a tiered interest rate system based on deposit amounts. This allows customers to benefit from higher interest rates as their savings grow. For deposits up to 500,000 KRW, a base rate of 4.0% is offered, with an additional 1.0% bonus for new customers, bringing the total to the maximum advertised rate of 5.0%.

Accessibility is another key element of the Moamoa Account. The product is available exclusively through NACUFOK’s mobile banking applications, "ON Bank" and "Leon Branch," making it easily accessible to tech-savvy users. Any individual aged 17 or older can open an account.

To celebrate the launch, NACUFOK is running a special promotion from the 11th to the 27th. New subscribers will have the opportunity to receive up to 10,000 KRW in cashback.

A representative from NACUFOK stated that the Moamoa Account is specifically designed to cater to the needs of the MZ generation (Millennials and Gen Z), addressing their desire for convenient banking solutions and higher returns on their savings. The Federation envisions the Moamoa Account as a versatile financial tool that effectively combines the best aspects of traditional deposit/withdrawal accounts and fixed-term savings products. This new product represents NACUFOK’s commitment to innovation in the financial sector and its focus on providing tailored solutions to meet the evolving needs of its customers.

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