Naver Pay partners with Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, Codebox to expand Npay Startup platform

By Public Technologies
  • Naver Pay signed an MOU with Korea Credit Guarantee Fund, Codebox to expand its “Npay Startup” investment-matching platform.
  • Deal links the fund’s company database, diagnostics, network to the platform to improve screening, widen investor access for startups.
  • Partners plan a dedicated KODIT section, curated listings, joint IR events to increase fundraising opportunities for venture companies.
  • “Npay Startup,” run with Codebox since July, provides company data, AI summaries to investors; enables startups to post IR materials.


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