Bithumb launches 'Super Reward Event' with KB Securities

Bithumb, the domestic virtual asset (cryptocurrency) exchange, announced on the 16th that it is holding a 'Super Reward Event' with KB Securities to expand the customer bases of both companies.

This event focuses on providing a 'hybrid investment' experience, enabling customers of both companies to move freely between virtual assets and traditional financial platforms, rather than being tied to a single platform.

First, benefits have been prepared for new customers who register for Bithumb through KB Securities. After registering with Bithumb, if the customer enters a coupon code and completes their first transaction, they will receive 50,000 KRW in Bithumb points and Bitcoin worth 20,000 KRW. In addition, by completing the Bithumb Welcome Mission, customers can receive up to an additional 20,000 KRW, totaling benefits worth 90,000 KRW.

If the number of new Bithumb members registering through this event exceeds 10,000, they will be automatically entered into a prize draw for one Bitcoin. Please note, all Bitcoins provided as prizes will be given based on the closing price as of September 30, and the Bitcoin worth 20,000 KRW for the first transaction will be provided on October 10.

Conversely, if a Bithumb customer opens a KB Securities brokerage account for the first time, up to 40,000 KRW worth of U.S. stocks will be awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, and customers who apply for the Welcome Package event will also receive a stock coupon worth up to 30,000 KRW.

A coupon code may only be registered once per Bithumb account, and to receive the benefits, one must complete Bithumb membership registration and customer verification (KYC) procedures, and link a Kookmin Bank account.

Seon-Il Moon, Head of Bithumb Services, said, "This partnership event was prepared to provide users with the opportunity to expand their investment portfolios by joining forces between the two platforms. Going forward, Bithumb will continue to create opportunities to make it easier for investors to access a variety of assets."