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Best B2C E-Commerce Companies in South Korea

The 314 best B2C E-Commerce companies in South Korea in 2026, ranked by funding and momentum. Funding, investors, founders, valuation, tech stack and live signals. Top: zigbang.

314companies tracked
$396.1Mdisclosed funding
0unicorns
7have raised

South Korea's B2C E-Commerce sector is moving fast, and if you're trying to map the capital stack here, this directory ranks the country's top B2C E-Commerce companies by disclosed equity funding and recent funding momentum across 314 tracked players. Total disclosed funding sits at $396M, with no unicorns yet, though the concentration at the top is striking. Zigbang leads at $142M, Bungaejangter follows at $113M, and Rsquare has pulled in $77M. Three companies alone account for the majority of that pool. So where's the rest? Spread thin across a long tail of earlier-stage players.

The global backdrop gives this market real tailwinds. ResearchAndMarkets.com puts the global B2C E-Commerce market at roughly $266B in 2023, forecast to reach $504B by 2027 at an 8.12% CAGR, driven by social commerce, AI integration, and surging mobile retail. I'd flag that South Korea punches well above its weight on mobile adoption, which makes clothing and category-specific e-commerce trends directly relevant reading for anyone benchmarking here. Regulatory challenges remain a real structural factor for cross-border players, but domestic funding momentum is clearly building, with holiday sales performance and point-of-sale data trends among the hottest themes shaping where capital flows next.

Sources & further reading
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Ranked: Best B2C E-Commerce companies in South Korea

#CompanyDisclosed fundingLast roundStageFounderFoundedTech stackPatents & IP focusRecent signals
1zigbang
ZigBang is a real estate marketplace that offers an apartment hunting app.
$142M47 mo agoSeries D—2010ImwebSentryFroala Editor+2327 patents
Smart door lock hardware and metaverse-based user grouping/matching for virtual office collaboration
1 launch
2bungaejangter
Bungaejangter operates as a mobile C2C marketplace application.
$113M53 mo agoSeries D—2009SentryNode.jsReact+163 patents
Patents concentrated in computing, sensing & instrumentation
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3rsquare
RSQUARE is the commercial real estate total solution inclusive of realtor service and interior design service.
$77M55 mo agoSeries C—2009Node.jsReactstyled-components+10——
4it communication
It Communication develops Must It, an online retail store focused on selling international designer brand…
$39M48 mo agoSeries B—2011Apple iCloud MailMicrosoft 365GSAP+1310 patents
Power electronics components and IoT-enabled smart factory automation solutions
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5tictoccroc
Tictoccroc is an app for child care.
$16M44 mo agoSeries B—2016Node.jsReactstyled-components+183 patents
Education technology platform for teacher‑student matching and service‑worker management.
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6ably corporation
ABLY Corporation is a fashion platform and application.
$6M84 mo agoSeries A—2015ImwebSentryApple iCloud Mail+28——
733m2
33M2 is a housing rental platform.
$3M19 mo agoSeries A—2018Node.jsFirebaseReact+15——
8re:harvest
Food upcycling company based in Korea
—61 mo agoSeed—2019—3 patents
Dental prosthetic modeling, cosmetic tooth covers, and transport jig solutions.
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Top 8 B2C E-Commerce companies in South Korea

#1
Series A · Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi · founded 2018 · 12 employees
$2.7Mraised
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Operator of a rental platform intended to provide short-term housing rental services. The company operates a platform that connects tenants looking for a place to stay in Korea for a short period of time such as for business trips, studies, and travel, providing tourists and students with a network of numerous lessees to find rental homes.

Investors
Daekyo Investment, We Ventures
Tech stack
Amazon SesAmazon Web ServicesAppnexusCore-JsDatadogFacebook Pixel
#2
Series D · Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi · founded 2010 · 500 employees
$141.9Mraised
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Developer of proptech software designed to cater to the areas of real estate services. The company's software helps to search for rental properties by the number of rooms, occupants, and prices, enabling users to save money while choosing houses.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 7k LinkedIn followers — 74.9% of this cohort's audience
Activity: 1 product launches announced in 12 mo
Investors
Korean Development Bank, IMM Investment, Hana Financial Group, Altos Ventures Management, Stonebridge Capital, BlueRun Ventures
Tech stack
Amazon CloudfrontAmazon S3Amazon Web ServicesAppsflyerAws Certificate ManagerAxios
#3
Series D · Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi · founded 2009 · 132 employees
$112.9Mraised
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Operator of a mobile second-hand marketplace intended to facilitate peer-to-peer trading of products. The company's marketplace offers second-hand deals on electronics, apparel, and personal care among other products, enabling users to buy and sell goods and items online at low prices.

LinkedIn Pulse recent public activity · Jul 2026
Audience: 2k LinkedIn followers — 25.1% of this cohort's audience
Investors
Atinum Investment, Signite Partners, Shinhan Financial Group, Praxis Capital, Mirae Asset, BRV Capital Management
Tech stack
Amazon CloudfrontAmazon SesAmazon Web ServicesCdnjsCloudflareCore-Js
#4
Series C · Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi · founded 2009 · 597 employees
$77.2Mraised
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Provider of real estate brokerage services intended to find properties in South Korea. The company assists in finding vacant commercial properties and also facilitates customers with interior and office furniture, enabling users to find new office spaces at reasonable costs.

Investors
STIC Investments, Yahoo Japan, SBVA, BonAngels Venture Partners, Union Investment Partners, KVIC
Tech stack
Amazon Web ServicesCore-JsGoogle AnalyticsGoogle WorkspaceKakaoMicrosoft Clarity
#5
Series B · Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi · founded 2011 · 115 employees
$39.1Mraised
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Operator of a retail platform intended to sell luxury fashion and beauty products. The company offers high-end products for men, women, and kids across sweaters, pants, skirts, sneakers, slippers hair care products, and accessories among others, enabling individuals to conveniently buy a variety of clothing and other products they need.

Investors
CJ ENM, Kakao Investment, IMM Investment, K2 Investment Partners, SBVA
Tech stack
Amazon Web ServicesApache Http ServerApple Icloud MailCdnjsCloudflareGoogle Analytics
#6
Series B · Haeundae, Pusan-jikhalsi · founded 2016 · 39 employees
$16.3Mraised
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Developer of a parenting application designed to match childcare teachers and parenting families. The company's platform helps users to enter the desired time and location and view the profiles of potential sitters, with information including proficiency in various educational areas, personality test results, and criminal history, enabling working parents to connect with vetted part-time babysitters for childcare services.

Investors
LG U +, NH Hedge Asset Management, Hana Alternative Asset Management, IBK Capital, Kyobo Securities, KB Securities
Tech stack
Amazon Web ServicesAmplitudeApache Http ServerCdnjsChannel.IoCloudflare
#7
Series A · Seocho, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi · founded 2015 · 299 employees
$5.9Mraised
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Operator of a fashion platform intended to allow customers to sell products among themselves. The company's platform operates a forum where influencers and celebrities can open an online store, and introduce and sell products on the platform, enabling customers to be updated with the latest trends and buy similar clothes worn by celebrities.

Investors
LB Investment, Kolon Investments, Premier Partners, Shinhan Venture Investment, Signite Partners
Tech stack
Amazon CloudfrontAmazon S3Amazon Web ServicesApple Icloud MailAxiosBabel
#8
Seed · Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi · founded 2019 · 4 employees
—raised
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Operator of a food upcycling company intended to contribute towards environmental value by reducing carbon emissions. The company takes brewer's spent grain waste through a process of cleaning, drying, and milling and produces B2C and B2B food by upcycling by-products generated in the food manufacturing process to produce flour that is free from calories, sugar and contains protein and fiber, enabling consumers to consume a healthy substitute of flour.

Investors
SparkLabs, sopoong

Funding & investor landscape

$396.1Mtotal disclosed funding
7companies funded
0disclosed rounds
0rounds last 90 days
Prism market signals · South Korea · country-scoped Prism corpus, 1,115,460 docs

Market landscape — 10 sub-themes by coverage

Share of B2C E-Commerce coverage by sub-theme.

Regulatory-risk over time rising

Funding & growth over time

funding rising · growth rising

Common questions

How many B2C E-Commerce companies are there in South Korea?
Radar tracks 314 indexable B2C E-Commerce companies headquartered in South Korea that meet our profile-completeness bar.
What is the total funding raised by B2C E-Commerce companies in South Korea?
The B2C E-Commerce companies in South Korea on this list have raised a combined $396.1M in disclosed equity funding across 7 funded companies.
Which is the highest-funded B2C E-Commerce company in South Korea?
zigbang is the highest-funded B2C E-Commerce company in South Korea, with $141.9M in disclosed equity funding.
How many B2C E-Commerce companies in South Korea are funded?
7 of the 314 B2C E-Commerce companies in South Korea on this list have disclosed at least one equity funding round.
How many B2C E-Commerce unicorns are there in South Korea?
None of the B2C E-Commerce companies in South Korea on this list currently has a disclosed valuation of $1B or more.
Who are the top investors in South Korea B2C E-Commerce companies?
The most active investors in South Korea B2C E-Commerce companies on this list include a range of venture and angel investors.
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