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Toss
Toss is a Seoul-based company founded in 2011. It offers a mobile finance application for peer-to-peer money transfers without certificates.
Toss
Toss is a Seoul-based company founded in 2011. It offers a mobile finance application for peer-to-peer money transfers without certificates. The company has secured 1.477 billion in total funding.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Asia
Country
South Korea
City
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Corporate office
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Frequently asked questions
Is Toss a single-family office or an asset manager?
Toss is neither. It is a consumer fintech platform operating licensed subsidiaries in banking, securities, insurance, and payments. It does not manage a family pool of assets or discretionary institutional capital and publishes no AUM. The firm functions as a regulated financial services utility, generating revenue through lending margin, transaction fees, and commissions.
What entities sit under the Toss brand?
The platform comprises Toss Bank (digital banking), Toss Securities (brokerage and investment services), Toss Insurance (insurance brokerage), Toss Payments (online and offline merchant acquiring), Toss Place (point-of-sale and order-management hardware), Toss CX (customer experience operations), and Toss Income (tax-filing and income-verification services).
Does Toss invest in private companies or funds?
Toss does not publicly disclose a direct-investment or fund-commitment program. The group's known activity is product-focused — building and operating licensed financial services — rather than deploying capital into third-party funds, private equity, or venture deals as an allocator.
What is the relationship between Toss and Viva Republica?
Viva Republica is the corporate parent of the Toss platform. It has raised venture funding from investors including Sequoia Capital China, Kleiner Perkins, and Altos Ventures, with reported valuations in the multi-billion-dollar range. Toss itself refers to the consumer-facing suite of services and subsidiaries.
Does Toss have a philanthropic arm or foundation?
No philanthropic foundation, donor-advised fund, or impact-investing vehicle is publicly associated with Toss or its parent company. The group's disclosed activities are entirely commercial financial services.
What is Toss's geographic focus?
Toss operates exclusively in South Korea, serving domestic retail and small-business customers. No international offices, cross-border payment corridors, or foreign regulatory licenses are disclosed on the firm's website.
How does Toss generate revenue?
Revenue streams, while not publicly itemized, are typical for a multi-license fintech: net interest income from Toss Bank lending, brokerage fees and payment-for-order-flow from Toss Securities, commissions from insurance distribution, and merchant fees from Toss Payments and Toss Place.
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