Wellnet

WELLNET operates three electronic money services—'Shiharisho,' OEM-type electronic money, and digital regional currency—to address social issues like digital welfare distribution and regional economic circulation.

The 'Busmori!' app supports searching, booking, purchasing, and boarding high-speed buses by connecting directly with major bus companies’ systems.

WELLNET’s Sapporo headquarters, built under the concept of 'one roof,' features an open design promoting innovation and holds the highest WELL certification rank, Platinum.

The company developed Japan’s first cashless payment system with convenience store partners, launching a cloud-based platform with multiple domestic firsts, including QR code boarding for flights.

The MMS System Center opened in Sapporo’s Atsubetsu Ward Techno Park with 24/7 staffed monitoring.

The company collects personal information when inquiries are received and directs users to its privacy policy for details.

WELLNET develops and provides solutions for cashless payments, electronic billing, electronic settlements, and mobile authentication.

WELLNET develops and provides solutions for cashless payments, electronic billing, electronic settlements, and mobile authentication.

WELLNET discloses its handling of personal data and third-party records in compliance with privacy laws and guidelines.

WELLNET commits to protecting personal information by complying with laws and maintaining proper management systems.

The company aims to deliver secure, convenient, and comfortable electronic payment services based on customer feedback, while addressing inappropriate behavior that harms employee dignity.

The company defines a basic policy to ensure the confidentiality, availability, and integrity of information assets while detecting and responding quickly to evolving cyber threats.

WELLNET establishes rules for managing its official social media accounts.