Companies affected by the online shopping mall "Alletz," which has caused 17 billion won in unpaid settlement, will be more likely to receive liquidity support.
The Financial Services Commission and the Ministry of SMEs and Startups will implement measures to supplement funding in connection with the delay in e-commerce settlement from the 28th.
First of all, we decided to actively support liquidity if the Alletz victim company proves the damage with the printout of the undetermined details on the seller's page.
Unlike Timon and Wemakeff, Allerts suddenly announced the end of the business and lost contact, making it difficult to prove the amount of damage.
In response, the government decided to ease the method of proving damage to the companies affected by Allerts and widely acknowledge the amount of damage.
It also decided to extend the maturity of the financial sector, defer repayment, and provide liquidity support to companies in the "Seller Hub."
'SellerHub' is a small platform that does not directly enter e-commerce, but operates in the form of a 'shop-in-shop'.
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