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[Photo News] Seoul Mayor tests out Zero Pay mobile pay system

By Sohn Ji-young

Published : March 5, 2019 - 15:05

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TESTING OUT ZERO PAY — Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon (third from left) and Rep. Lee Hae-chan (second from left), chairman of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea, purchase goods at the Sinwon Market in Gwanak-gu, Seoul, using Zero Pay, the city-led mobile payment system, Tuesday. Aimed at lowering card transaction fees for small merchants, Zero Pay lets users buy products by scanning a vendor’s QR code. (Yonhap) TESTING OUT ZERO PAY — Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon (third from left) and Rep. Lee Hae-chan (second from left), chairman of the ruling Democratic Party of Korea, purchase goods at the Sinwon Market in Gwanak-gu, Seoul, using Zero Pay, the city-led mobile payment system, Tuesday. Aimed at lowering card transaction fees for small merchants, Zero Pay lets users buy products by scanning a vendor’s QR code. (Yonhap)

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