Koreajoongangdaily Gmarket Completes Compensation for Data Breach Victims
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- •Gmarket compensated all affected customers following a data breach.
- •The breach involved unauthorized use of e-coupons and exposed personal information.
- •Emergency security measures and PIN replacements are being implemented.
Gmarket announced on November 1, 2026, that it has completed compensating customers affected by a personal data breach. The breach involved unauthorized use of e-coupons due to a vulnerability in an external service's API, exposing customer names, user IDs, phone numbers, email addresses, and mailing addresses. Customers who suffered financial losses received full compensation, while those whose personal information was exposed but not misused received 10,000 won ($7) in digital currency. The breach was detected on October 27, and Gmarket reported it to the Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) on October 30. The company has implemented emergency security measures and is replacing e-coupon PINs for all affected customers. Gmarket has not disclosed the number of customers affected.
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