Woori Investment Securities said on the 13th that it launched the next-generation mobile trading system (MTS) "Woori WON MTS," which strengthens overseas stock fractional transaction and artificial intelligence (AI) services.
In the new Woori WON MTS, users can make real-time fractional transaction of global blue-chip stocks, and settlement in won is also available. It also provides real-time translated investment information and market trends shared by 20 million users worldwide through Stocktwits, the largest investor community in the United States.
The new Woori WON MTS expands the existing "AI news translation/summary" and "AI seasonal" services to overseas stocks to curate key global news and analyze hidden patterns in share price movements. A personalized "AI report" service that covers customers' holdings and watchlists along with the global market landscape and real-time issues will also be added soon.
Starting with this first-stage upgrade of Woori WON MTS, Woori Investment Securities plans to support a wider range of product transactions by adding in the second stage ▲ funds ▲ pensions ▲ CMA ▲ bonds, and in the third stage ▲ brokerage-type ISA ▲ overseas bonds ▲ foreign-currency RP.
Woori Investment Securities will newly build a PC web trading system (WTS) and sequentially introduce next-generation features such as voice orders and AI auto orders.
The new Woori WON MTS can be downloaded from the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
To mark the launch of the new Woori WON MTS, online transaction fees and foreign-exchange fees for overseas stocks will be fully waived through the end of 2025, and for domestic stocks during the same period, customers will receive discounted fee benefits and an annual 3.9% credit interest benefit.
A Woori Investment Securities official said, "Under the philosophy of an investment journey that grows with customers, we have improved access to overseas investing and strengthened AI-based investment support features," and added, "We will continue to support investors' asset growth with customer-centric fee policies and differentiated services."