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South Korea Payment Gateway & FX Business for Sale. Operational South Korean payment gateway business with PG and foreign exchange registrations, existing B2B and B2C clients, Woori Bank relationship and proprietary software included in the acquisition.

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South Korea Payment Gateway & FX

Category: Payments

PG FX
Publish date: 24 September 2026 Last update: 02 November 2026

$3,700,000

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Jurisdiction South Korea
Business Payment Gateway & Foreign Exchange
Company established 2021
PG registration 2025
FX registration 2026
Bank Woori Bank
Share capital Approx. KRW 1.9 billion

South Korean Payment Gateway Overview

An opportunity to acquire an operational South Korean payment gateway and foreign exchange business with existing clients, banking infrastructure and software.

The company was established in 2021, received its payment gateway registration in 2025, and added its foreign exchange registration in 2026.

Unlike a dormant regulatory vehicle, the company has operating history and serves both B2B and B2C clients.

Payment Gateway & FX Activities

The company operates a payment gateway business and holds the registrations supporting its current payment and foreign exchange activities.

Its infrastructure is designed to support merchant payment processing and related FX services in South Korea.

The seller also reports access to local payment solutions across approximately 10 countries, providing an existing foundation for a buyer seeking to expand payment operations internationally.

The precise scope of permitted activities should be confirmed against the company’s current registrations and regulatory documentation during due diligence.

Banking & Payment Infrastructure

The company maintains an existing relationship with Woori Bank.

The seller is also in the process of obtaining a virtual bank account solution for the payment gateway business.

The acquisition includes the company’s software infrastructure, allowing a buyer to acquire the operational and technology platform alongside the corporate and regulatory structure.

Continuation of banking and payment relationships following a change of ownership remains subject to the relevant institutions’ compliance and approval procedures.

Existing Operations

The business has:

  • Operating history since 2021
  • Existing B2B clients
  • Existing B2C clients
  • Payment gateway operations
  • Foreign exchange capabilities
  • Woori Bank relationship
  • Payment software included
  • Local payment solutions across approximately 10 countries

The existing CEO may also be available to remain with the business following the acquisition, subject to agreement between the parties.

Capital

The company has approximately KRW 1.9 billion in share capital.

Buyers should independently verify the company’s capital position, financial statements and applicable regulatory capital requirements during due diligence.

Acquisition

Asking price: USD 3,700,000

The acquisition provides an operating South Korean payments business combining regulatory registrations, clients, banking, software and existing payment infrastructure.

Full corporate information, regulatory documentation, financial statements, client information and technical documentation are available to qualified buyers subject to the transaction process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the South Korean payment gateway acquisition?

The acquisition includes the operating company, its payment gateway and foreign exchange registrations, existing business infrastructure and software. The company also has existing B2B and B2C clients.

Does the company have an existing bank account?

Yes. The seller reports an existing banking relationship with Woori Bank and is currently working on a virtual bank account solution for its payment gateway operations.

Is this an operational payment company?

Yes. The company was established in 2021 and has operating history, existing clients and payment infrastructure. Buyers should verify current transaction volumes, revenue and client activity during due diligence.

Is the software included in the acquisition?

Yes. According to the seller, the software is included in the USD 3.7 million asking price.

Can the existing CEO remain after the acquisition?

Potentially. The seller has indicated that the CEO may remain with the company under the new owner, subject to agreement.

Does the company support payments outside South Korea?

The seller reports local payment solutions covering approximately 10 countries. The specific countries, partners and regulatory basis for cross-border activities should be verified during due diligence.

How much does the South Korean payment gateway business cost?

The asking price is USD 3,700,000. The company has approximately KRW 1.9 billion in share capital.

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