Bigtech Plus, the operator of the real estate information service ‘HomeQ‘, announced that it has successfully raised a total of USD 3.97 million (KRW 5.7 billion) in Series A funding.

This investment round was led by Korea Investment Partners, with follow-on investments from existing investors KakaoBank and HG Initiative (HGI). Additionally, Koryo Credit Information joined as a new strategic investor, bolstering Bigtech Plus’s growth potential.

Bigtech Plus is a fintech startup based on real estate information. It operates ‘HomeQ’, an app service that provides personalized housing recommendations and jeonse deposit protection services, and ‘DocQ’, a SaaS that allows real-time viewing and analysis of public records such as real estate registrations and building ledgers.

The company is currently expanding its services through partnerships with major financial institutions, including KakaoBank, Toss, and KB Kookmin Bank. Notably, its sales are projected to grow more than sixfold from USD 836,336 (KRW 1.2 billion) in 2024 to approximately USD 5.58 million (KRW 8 billion) in 2025. Furthermore, as of May, the company achieved its monthly break-even point and received high evaluations from investors by expanding new partnerships with public institutions such as Korea Asset Management Corporation and Housing & Urban Guarantee Corporation.

Through this investment, Bigtech Plus plans to pursue official approval for its MyData business (personal credit information management) and actively prepare for real estate and corporate-specialized MyData services. The goal is to provide advanced personalized housing recommendation services, integrated real estate lifecycle services covering contracts, loans, electronic registrations, and asset management, as well as a service (Seoul-type R&D project) that allows corporate representatives to automatically process corporate registration changes directly.

Bae-il Ham, CEO of Bigtech Plus, stated, “Approximately 80% of domestic personal assets are real estate assets, but a MyData-based real estate service that systematically manages them is still lacking. This investment will serve as an opportunity to obtain official approval as Korea’s first real estate-specialized MyData business operator, offering personalized real estate asset management services, and also introducing real estate loan products necessary for this process.”

He added, “To achieve this, we are currently recruiting new talent in personal information protection and service planning, and we look forward to the interest of individuals who wish to grow with us.”