Korea Credit Data posts record 162 billion won in sales as AI tools and subscriptions drive growth

Korea Credit Data posted 162 billion won in 2025 revenue, up 13.3%, driven by AI assistant Cashini and its Cashnote Plus subscription service. Platform revenue jumped 119% as the user base grew to 3.2 million businesses.

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Published on: Apr 10, 2026
Korea Credit Data posts record 162 billion won in sales as AI tools and subscriptions drive growth

Korea Credit Data Posts 13% Revenue Growth on AI Adoption and Subscription Model

Korea Credit Data, which operates the small business management service Cashnote, reported 162 billion Korean won in consolidated sales for 2025, up 13.3% from the previous year. The company attributed the growth to AI technology deployment and a stabilized paid subscription model.

Platform revenue surged 119% year-over-year to 33.1 billion Korean won. Cashnote's user base grew by 700,000 businesses during the year, reaching 3.2 million locations.

The company also improved its financial position. Adjusted EBITDA loss rate fell to 11% in 2025 from 20% the prior year, representing 17.9 billion Korean won in losses.

Subscription and AI Drive Retention

Korea Credit Data credited two factors for the turnaround: the Cashnote Plus subscription service generated recurring revenue that pushed the company closer to breakeven, and an AI assistant called Cashini provided customized business insights to small business owners.

The Cashini tool increased how long users stayed in the platform and how often they returned.

Affiliate Companies Expand AI Use Cases

IMU, a point-of-sale system specialist owned by Korea Credit Data, launched Shop AI, a natural language command system for POS terminals. The company also combined an AI bread scanner with kiosks to create fully unmanned checkout systems for bakeries.

These moves target the unmanned payment market, where retailers seek to reduce labor costs.

Profitability Target Set for 2026

Kim Dong-ho, representative of Korea Credit Data, said the company will focus on cross-sector synergies between its platform and payments divisions this year. The goal is to reach annual operating profit and ensure AI innovations translate into tangible benefits for small store owners.

For sales professionals, understanding how subscription models and AI for Sales drive customer retention offers practical lessons. The company's use of AI Agents & Automation to reduce churn and increase engagement demonstrates a direct path from technology investment to revenue growth.


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