SafeJibsa, a South Korea-based AI-powered real estate agent service startup, has secured a pre-Series A bridge investment from Infobank. The funding was executed through the “Startup Korea IB Super-Gap Fund,” which Infobank established in February 2025. Key limited partners (LPs) in the fund include Toss (Viva Republica), Korea Venture Investment , Daeyang Electric, and APM Technologies.

SafeJibsa aims to help first-time home seekers navigate real estate transactions with confidence and security. The startup not only assists users in the property search phase but also provides services for safer on-site visits and contract processes. A flagship feature developed in collaboration with credit rating agency NICE Information Service allows users to pre-check whether the property owner is engaged in risky gap investment practices—an effort to mitigate rental fraud risks.

SafeJibsa also offers an integrated suite of tools that streamline every step of the home-hunting process. This holistic approach has resonated with the real estate industry, with over 10,000 certified real estate agents already onboarded—representing about 20% of all agents in the greater Seoul area.

Toss, one of the fund’s key LPs, commented, “We expect this partnership to drive rapid, mutual growth.”

SafeJibsa CEO Sungwoon Park added, “With Infobank’s network and expertise, we will accelerate our growth and introduce accessible, rational real estate finance services in collaboration with Toss.”