Wadiz small-business program raises 850 million won from 107 firms
About 15,000 supporters bought products through the Boteum Sanghoe program, and roughly 80% of participating projects hit their initial goals.
Wadiz said on the 16th that 107 small businesses took part in its “Boteum Sanghoe” support program, jointly run with the Seoul Credit Guarantee Foundation, raising a total of 850 million won, according to tech42.co.kr.
About 15,000 supporters purchased products during the program, and roughly 80% of the participating projects reached their initial funding goals.
The top performer was the brand Daehanminguk Mugunghwa, whose nail clipper set using patterns from Joseon-era royal garments recorded a funding rate of 2,523%.
The program ran from August 3 to September 18, 2026, with funding for individual projects continuing until October 7, 2026.
Quick answers
How much did the Boteum Sanghoe program raise?
Participating businesses raised a total of 850 million won.
How many businesses joined the program?
107 small businesses took part, and about 15,000 supporters purchased their products.
Which project had the highest funding rate?
Daehanminguk Mugunghwa reached 2,523% with a nail clipper set using patterns from Joseon-era royal garments.