Corporate mobile activation specialists

Yes. This application is for an established Korean corporation with business registration. If you do not yet have a Korean entity, start with entity setup; we do not open or lend a line under Kontactic's name.

Upload an ID copy for the representative or applying agent, the business registration certificate, the full corporate register extract, the corporate seal certificate, and an image of the corporate seal imprint for automated placement. Agent applications also require proof of employment or authority. The carrier application and power of attorney are generated from your intake data, so you do not upload separately completed forms. The carrier may still request originals or additional documents during review.

No. Kontactic generates the application and power of attorney from your intake data and electronically places the corporate seal imprint you uploaded with consent in the designated fields. You review the completed packet through a secure link, then request changes or choose final approval. Only the exact version you approve is submitted to the carrier.

For plans under KRW 26,400/month, we collect for each line before activation a KRW 14,400 corporate-line registration fee, KRW 8,800 SIM fee, KRW 15,000 handling service fee, and KRW 3,800 delivery fee, for a total of KRW 42,000 per line including VAT. On plans of KRW 26,400/month or more, this KRW 42,000 is waived. The handling fee covers corporate-document review, carrier activation coordination, and SIM delivery management.

A corporate line can support company-name contact verification where the institution accepts it. It is not the same as personal identity authentication: some banks, government portals, and platforms may still require a separate representative or user authentication method. Each third party decides what it accepts.

We can begin the corporate activation review before the company's bank account is ready. The carrier may require an accepted payment method for final activation, so we confirm the available route first and can move to corporate automatic debit once the company account is available where supported.

Not necessarily. An authorized agent may be able to submit the application with the required power of attorney and supporting identity or employment documents. Current identity-check rules can still require an additional step, so we confirm the route before submission.

It can be possible, but a newly registered company may receive additional review, document requests, or an initial line-count limit. Companies established for less than roughly three months should expect the carrier to assess the case individually.

Line counts are subject to the current identity-theft prevention and carrier limits. Under the current framework, up to four new lines within 180 days may be used as a reference point, while additional lines can require extra evidence and review. If plans, number-porting details, users, or delivery destinations vary, the details must be provided for each line.

Once the company documents and applicant information are complete, we usually discuss the process in business-day terms rather than promise a fixed date. New entities, multiple lines, number porting, identity checks, and document corrections can extend the carrier review.

Yes. Corporate mobile activation can sit alongside business registration, corporate banking, digital certificates, marketplace accounts, and ongoing operations in the same Korean entity workflow.