KEB Hana Bank

KEB Hana Bank is a South Korean commercial bank within Hana Financial Group, created in 2015 through the merger of Hana Bank and Korea Exchange Bank, and regulated by the Financial Services Commission and Financial Supervisory Service. It offers retail and corporate banking, including current and savings accounts, time deposits, personal and mortgage loans, SME financing, cash management, trade finance, and foreign exchange services. The bank maintains an extensive domestic branch and ATM presence and operates overseas branches and subsidiaries to support cross-border business, remittances, and trade. Digital services are delivered primarily via the Hana 1Q mobile and online platforms, which provide account management, transfers, bill payment, card controls, and investment and FX features; security typically includes multi-factor authentication such as mobile certificates and one-time passwords. Foreign currency accounts and international transfers are available with fees and exchange margins that vary by corridor and channel; documentation and eligibility requirements apply, particularly for non-residents. Card products include debit and credit options with domestic and international acceptance depending on network; ATM and overseas usage fees may apply. Deposits are protected by the Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation up to statutory limits per depositor per institution. Pricing, rates, and service availability differ by product and customer segment, and account opening generally requires standard KYC documents (e.g., ID, proof of address, and for foreigners, an Alien Registration Card where applicable).