WOORI BANK (Korean ：：우리은행／우리 Uri Eunhaeng) Is A Bank Headquartered In Seoul, South Korea. It Is The Second Largest National Commercial Bank And The Only State-owned Bank In South Korea. Formerly Known As Korea Commercial Bank, Peace Bank And Hanichi Bank, It Merged In 2002 And Is Now A Member Of WOORI Financial Group. WOORI BANK's Business In South Korea Involves Various Fields Such As Banking, Securities, Leasing, Etc. Founded On January 30, 1899, In The Korean Empire, It Was Originally Called "Korea Tianyi Bank" And Was Renamed "Korea Commercial Bank" In 1950. In 2004, WOORI BANK Opened A Branch In The Kaesong Industrial Zone Of North Korea. In May 2009, WOORI BANK Became The First Korean Bank In China To Issue UnionPay Debit Cards. In 2010, WOORI BANK Became The First Foreign Bank In China To Issue Travel Cards In Shanghai.
WOORI BANK Is The First Korean Online Bank To Support Non-Internet Explorer Browsers. It Still Requires Internet Explorer Login In China, And Also Provides Services In Bangladesh.
