Finger wins South Korea’s 2026 leisure-friendly workplace certification

South Korean fintech company Finger has received a 2026 leisure-friendly workplace certification from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Regional Culture Promotion Agency.

The certification recognizes companies and institutions that create conditions for employees to balance work and leisure.

Finger will receive preferential treatment in government program applications for three years as a result.

Its employee benefits include an annual welfare allowance, extra leave for milestones, early finishes on the last Wednesday of each month and support for education and health checks.

Finger says it has also introduced interest support for home-purchase and rental loans through an employee discussion program.

The certification recognizes Finger’s efforts to support employee well-being, while the company says it aims to help staff grow while maintaining that balance.

Founded in 2000, Finger provides financial platform and enterprise resource planning services, and joined the Seongho Electronics Group this year.