– Up to 10 million KRW in shipping support upon reaching 100 overseas transactions
– Open to anyone hoping to expand globally, including small business owners and startups… Registration closes on August 31st on a first-come, first-served basis
– Full marketing support including exposure in global special exhibitions and advertising coupons
Wadiz GA is running the '2025 Global Expansion Promotion' which supports overseas shipping costs up to 100 million won.
From July 7 to August 31 Wadiz Any maker launching a global project through this can apply. Previously Wadiz New makers who have never run a funding campaign before can also participate.
Makers who launch a global funding or pre-order project during the application period and are the first to achieve 100 overseas payments will receive full shipping fee support of up to 10 million KRW per brand. However, applications will close on a first-come, first-served basis once the budget is exhausted.
This promotion is Wadiz It was established to provide new brands and small business owners who have debuted in the domestic market and built a brand fandom with the opportunity for their first overseas expansion and to provide practical support.
In addition to shipping fee support, △large-scale advertising and marketing support △ Wadiz Generous benefits have been prepared for simply participating in the promotion, such as providing free coupons at full cost and exposure on special exhibition pages for overseas supporters.
one side, Wadiz On May 21, connecting with customers in 200 countries Wadiz Launched a 'Global' service. Wadiz Global is a service that helps domestic makers secure their first overseas customers through crowdfunding and stably enter the global market.
Within a month of its launch, over 5,000 overseas customers from 83 countries signed up, and actual payments were made in 17 countries, proving global interest in Korean crowdfunding projects.
Wadiz An official stated, “We planned this promotion to alleviate the burden of international shipping costs, which small business owners and new brands find to be the biggest challenge when expanding overseas,” adding Wadiz "We hope this funding will serve as a successful starting point to meet overseas customers, rather than staying confined to the domestic market," he said.
