ONDA supplies real-time accommodation booking via BookingOn to OK Cashbag's O!neul Travel platform
ONDA Partners with OK Cashbag to Power Travel Bookings
- ONDA supplies accommodation inventory to OK Cashbag's O!neul Travel
- Perks include board game events and exclusive rewards
(Press Release — July 21, 2023) ONDA is now supplying hotels and vacation rentals to OK Cashbag, Korea's leading loyalty rewards program.
ONDA (CEO Oh Hyun-seok) announced on July 21 that it began providing real-time accommodation booking via BookingOn to OK Cashbag's 'O!neul Travel' platform.
This year alone, ONDA has partnered with The K Mall (Korea Teachers Credit Union), Socar, Kakao, and now OK Cashbag — Korea's largest loyalty program — steadily expanding its B2B footprint. ONDA plans to keep delivering quality inventory and the best deals to OK Cashbag's members.
OK Cashbag serves 21 million members across 93,000 merchant locations, making it Korea's top loyalty program. The mobile app alone draws 3 million monthly active users.
O!neul Travel goes beyond simple point redemption: users can play a daily dice board game to win extra points or travel perks. Starting as early as August 2023, a new stamp feature for accommodation bookings will roll out, adding even more value for users.
"We're honored that Korea's premier loyalty service chose ONDA," said Kim Jin-seong, Director of B2E at ONDA. "We'll do everything we can to deliver top-tier accommodations to OK Cashbag customers."
Kwon Hyun-jeong, Head of Next Commerce Group at SK Planet, said: "We're committed to making O!neul Travel a refreshing escape from busy daily life — through better benefits and smoother experiences."
ONDA is a hospitality tech and data company covering roughly 60–70% of Korea's online room inventory market. The company was Airbnb's first Preferred Software Partner in Korea, Google Hotels' first Korean partner, and remains deeply integrated with global platforms.
In 2022, ONDA became the first Korean company to rank on Skift's Global PMS Vendor list (No. 34). The company was named a Baby Unicorn by Korea's Ministry of SMEs and Startups and has appeared on the Financial Times' High-Growth Companies Asia-Pacific list two years running (2022–2023).
