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Trades about 3% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in Seoul, South Korea, in 2000, Finger, Inc. is a fintech firm specializing in digital financial solutions. It offers a comprehensive platform that facilitates remote financial services, encompassing full banking capabilities, a financial portal, and both open and global banking solutions. The company also actively conducts internal research and development, providing a range of technologies for digital finance, such as banking, payment processing, MyData, and regulatory technology (Regtech) solutions. Furthermore, Finger delivers a suite of fintech services, which includes managing funds and collections, processing remittances and payments, brokering data, offering cloud solutions, and providing family-oriented services.
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