A platform has been created that matches small and medium-sized venture companies with ideas but lack investment experience to help them get noticed by investors. When companies register their profiles, investors view the company information and decide to invest. It is a corporate version of the job search platform ‘LinkedIn’. On the 7th, the Financial Supervisory Service and Naver Pay held a launch ceremony for the venture capital investment platform ‘Npay (Npay) Startup’ at the Naver 1784 building in Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do. This platform is a project jointly promoted by the Financial Supervisory Service and Naver Pay since July of last year to resolve the difficulties of investors such as investors who have had difficulty supplying venture capital due to insufficient information and to promote ‘productive finance’. Naver Pay Startup plans to provide necessary functions by classifying platform users into startups and venture companies, securities firms, venture capital (VC), and new technology business finance companies. First, startups and venture companies automatically create a company profile when they register their corporate information (IR) materials on the platform. Visit investors directly and