Kakao Mobility
- Company typePrivate
- Founded2017
- HeadquartersSeongnam, South Korea
- Headcount501–1,000
- GTM typeB2B and B2C
- OfferingServices
Kakao Mobility firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Kakao Mobility
- Legal name
- Kakao Mobility Corp.
- Website
- http://www.kakaomobility.com/
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 2017
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 501–1,000 employees
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
Kakao Mobility industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Mobility Platform
- NAICS
- Taxi and Ridesharing Services (485310), Taxi and Ridesharing Services (48531), Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation (485), Taxi and Limousine Service (4853), Passenger Car Rental (532111), Local Messengers and Local Delivery (4922)
- SIC
- Transportation Services (4700), Services-Auto Rental & Leasing (No Drivers) (7510), Local & Suburban Transit & Interurban Hwy Passenger Trans (4100), Arrangement Of Transportation Of Freight & Cargo (4731)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Delivery-Enabled Super-Apps with Ride-Hailing (Multi-Vertical Mobility Platforms) (TLAFAIAM)
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Where Kakao Mobility is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Seongnam
- HQ country
- South Korea
- HQ region
- Asia
Offices1 record
Markets served
Kakao Mobility business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B and B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Technology or R&D, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Taxi Franchise Commission: Commission revenue from franchise taxi operations. Historically ~20% franchise fees with 15-17% returned as business partnership fees under Kakao T Blue (now being phased out). New Nemo Taxi franchise model launched in 2024 operates at 2.8% commission rates via regional headquarters.
- Ride-Hailing Platform Service Fees: Platform service fees on taxi hailing, designated driver (daeri) calls with AI-recommended dynamic pricing, and demand prediction surcharges during peak periods. Operated through the dominant Kakao T platform with over 13 million MAU.
- Advertising Revenue: Multi-format advertising including in-app display ads (Kakao T & Kakao Navi), RSE (rear-seat entertainment) ads on taxi tablets, outdoor billboards (Seoul Station, KTX, COEX parking), and taxi wrapping ads on Blue Partners taxis. Monthly reach exceeds 13 million users.
- B2B Enterprise Subscriptions (Kakao T Business): Enterprise mobility and quick delivery platform with policy-based expense management, group-based budgeting, ERP API integration, and dedicated receipt/settlement services for corporate clients.
- Quick Delivery & Logistics Fees: Distance-based quick (same-day) and parcel delivery fees calculated via Kakao Mobility's movement data. Includes T Quick, T 도보배송 (walking delivery), and T 트럭커 (trucking) services with instant payment settlement for drivers.
- International Technology Licensing & Exports: First overseas export of parking technology to Saudi Arabia's $63 billion Diriyah Project covering 60,000+ vehicles; ongoing k.ride mobility roaming in 30+ countries with payment integration.
- Travel & Ticketing Commissions: Commissions on flight bookings, train tickets (Korail, SRT), intercity bus, rental car, and shuttle/tour packages booked through the integrated Kakao T app.
- Bike & Micro-Mobility Sharing: Revenue from shared electric bicycles and partner kickboard rentals, with carbon-reduction-linked positioning.
- Usage-Based Insurance & Vehicle Management Services: Distance-based driver insurance ('pay-as-you-drive'), EV charging subscriptions, auto insurance discounts tied to safe driving, and vehicle management services including tax/wash/recall alerts and market pricing.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Transaction based/ take rate | Pay-as-you-go | Nemo Taxi franchise: 2.8% commission rate, operated through regional headquarters |
| Transaction based/ take rate | Pay-as-you-go | Kakao T Blue (legacy): ~20% franchise fee with 15-17% returned as business partnership fees |
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | Kakao T taxi vehicle tiers (general, Blue, Venti, Modu, Black) with dynamic dispatch and reservation pricing |
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | Designated driver (대리) tiers: Economy, Standard, Premium with AI-suggested optimal fares |
| Other | Pay-as-you-go | Gangnam Late-Night Autonomous Taxi service: currently free, paid fares planned April 2026 |
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | Rental cars: per-minute pricing plus bundled insurance and delivery options |
| Usage-based | Pay-as-you-go | Parking: search, reservation, and auto-settlement with Hi-Pass-like exit processing |
| Subscription | Monthly | Kakao T Business: corporate subscription with policy controls and ERP integration |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Guam Taxi: fixed-fare pricing with flight-tracking airport pickup |
| Other | Pay-as-you-go | Instant payment to drivers within 1 hour to 2 days; carriers can repay Kakao Mobility within up to 80 days. Planned to expand to any freight order (not just T Trucker) in H1 2026. |
Go-to-market motion5 records
Kakao Mobility product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Kakao Mobility operates South Korea's dominant mobility super-app Kakao T, integrating taxi hailing, designated driver (daeri) services, bike and scooter sharing, parking search and reservation, navigation, intercity bus, train, flight booking, rental car, shuttle, quick delivery and pet transport within a single application. The platform is complemented by Kakao Navi navigation, the standalone k.ride global ride-hailing app, Kakao Mobility Autonomous Driving services, and the BRING robot delivery platform. Revenue is generated through take-rate commissions on rides and deliveries, dynamic service fees, advertising across in-app and physical media, and B2B subscriptions via Kakao T Business.
Product overview
Kakao Mobility operates a platform-plus-modules architecture. Its core product is the Kakao T super-app, which integrates a broad set of mobility and life-service modules — taxi-hailing (Kakao T Taxi, including the Blue/Venti/Model/Black tiers), Kakao T Driver, Kakao T Bike, Kakao T Parking, Kakao T Flight, Kakao T Train, Kakao T Intercity Bus, Kakao T Rental Car, Kakao T Shuttle, Kakao T Leisure/Tickets, Kakao T International Ride-Hailing, Kakao T Guam Taxi, Kakao T Quick·Delivery, Kakao T My Car, and Kakao T Pet — under a single Kakao T brand and (where relevant) a single underlying Kakao T app. A separate corporate offering, Kakao T Business, layers automated receipts, group/budget controls and ERP API integration on top of Kakao T for enterprise customers. The corporate super-app is complemented by two standalone sister offerings: Kakao Navi (turn-by-turn navigation with AI destination recommendation, parking-full prediction, EV charger finder and Android Auto/Apple CarPlay support) and k.ride (a standalone global ride-hailing app for foreign visitors across 30+ countries). Beyond consumer apps, Kakao Mobility runs three strategic service lines that share the company's data and orchestration platform: Kakao Mobility Autonomous Driving (in-house Level 4 stack plus the KM Autonomous Driving Alliance, with the Gangnam Late-night Seoul Autonomous Vehicle and Dalgubeol/Nemoride pilots), Kakao Mobility Robotics — BRING (a robot-delivery service for hotels/offices/apartments/hospitals with an OPEN API for connecting any robot), and Kakao T Trucker with the 바로선지급 (Instant Payment) freight settlement service. The Maybego content brand and the Nemo Taxi replacement franchise model sit alongside these as additional named offerings. Across all of these products, the company's differentiated capabilities are its proprietary FIN (Fused Indoor Localization) indoor-navigation technology, AI taxi-dispatch system, big-data-driven navigation and recommendation engine, in-house HD maps, and a Physical AI roadmap that targets autonomous driving, autonomous logistics and physical AI across mobility and industry sites.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Kakao T (카카오 T): Unified mobility super-app offering taxi, designated-driver (대리), bike, parking, navigation, flight, train, intercity bus, rental car, shuttle, leisure/tickets, overseas vehicle dispatch, Guam taxi, quick/delivery, my-car, and pet services.
- Kakao T Blue (카카오 T 블루)
- Kakao T Venti (카카오 T 벤티)
- Kakao T Black (카카오 T 블랙)
- Kakao T Deluxe (모범)
- Kakao Navi (카카오내비)
- k.ride (케이라이드)
- BRING
- Nemo Taxi
- 201 Campaign
Products and services
- Kakao T (카카오 T) Kakao T is Kakao Mobility's flagship super-app that unifies mobility and life services for individual consumers in Korea, including taxi hailing (Blue, Venti, Modu, Black tiers), designated driver (daeri) calls, shared e-bikes and partner kickboards, parking search and reservation, domestic and international flight, train, intercity bus and rental car booking, shuttle, leisure tickets, quick/parcel delivery, international ride-hailing, Guam taxi, my-car management and pet transport. Reaches 13M+ monthly active users.
- Kakao Navi (카카오내비) Standalone big-data-driven turn-by-turn navigation app with AI destination recommendation, parking-lot-full prediction, EV charger finder, 119 emergency-vehicle approach alerts, personalized routes and Android Auto/Apple CarPlay support; includes a My Car tab for vehicle management.
- k.ride (케이라이드) Standalone global ride-hailing app targeting foreign visitors across 30+ countries (Korea, Guam, Europe, Japan, Southeast Asia), with multilingual UI, automatic translation chat in 100+ languages, overseas cards and easy-pay, and upfront fare estimates.
- Kakao T Business (카카오 T 비즈니스) Corporate mobility platform built on the Kakao T app, providing automated receipts, group/budget controls, ERP integration via API, premium executive transport, shuttle, Quick delivery and policy-based expense management for enterprise customers.
- Kakao Mobility Robotics - BRING (로보틱스) Robot delivery service for hotels, offices, apartments and hospitals that bundles consulting, infrastructure integration, operation and after-sales service, exposing an OPEN API based on standard integration specs so any robot type can connect to the platform.
- Kakao Mobility Autonomous Driving (강남 심야 서울자율차) In-house Level 4 autonomous taxi service operated on public roads in Seoul's Gangnam district using self-developed HD maps, the AV-Kit sensor module and AI Planner. Operates the KM Autonomous Driving Alliance with Korean OEMs and tech firms, and pilots include the Dalgubeol Autonomous Car and Nemoride.
- Kakao T Trucker / Instant Payment (바로선지급) Kakao T Trucker freight platform paired with a '바로선지급' instant-settlement service that pays drivers within 1 hour (up to 2 days) of completing a load and offers shippers up to 80 days to repay, eliminating settlement friction in freight logistics.
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Customer profileNamed customers10 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Kakao Mobility technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed Yes
API detail
- Has API
- Yes
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration3 records
AI capability25 records
Feature8 records
Kakao Mobility partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
33 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.
- LG InnotekflagshipMay 2026 - signed MOU to jointly develop autonomous driving sensing solutions integrating LG Innotek's camera, radar, and LiDAR modules with Kakao Mobility's AI data pipeline for automated data collection, training, and deployment. The partnership expands the KM Autonomous Driving Alliance into hardware development. LG Innotek will obtain real-world driving data from Kakao Mobility to improve sensor performance. Target: LG Innotek 2 trillion won in mobility sensing solution sales by 2030.
- HD Hyundai XiteSolution (HD Hyundai Site Solutions)flagshipMay 2026 - signed strategic MOU to build a next-generation unmanned logistics and Physical AI ecosystem, combining Kakao Mobility's heterogeneous mover control platform and transportation management system with HD Hyundai's autonomous industrial vehicles and logistics-site control solutions. Initial focus on autonomous forklifts, expanding to AGVs and AMRs. Plans include joint PoC trials at real logistics sites and global business expansion.
- Splyt (acquired)coreMarch 2023 - Kakao Mobility acquired the London-based UK software company Splyt to accelerate international expansion in Europe and Asia. The acquisition is the company's first overseas purchase since splitting from Kakao in 2017, leveraging Splyt's transportation connections and partnerships.
- Today's Pickup (acquired)minorJanuary 2022 - acquired a startup specializing in same-day and early morning delivery services to support small and medium-sized commerce companies with improved logistics infrastructure at lower costs.
- Stryx (acquired)coreNovember 2021 - acquired a high-precision HD map technology company; merger completed by year-end 2021. Used to accelerate HD map technology innovation and expand into location-based businesses.
- Diriyah Gate Development Authority (Diriyah Co., Saudi Arabia)flagshipMay/June 2025 - signed MOU to develop integrated mobility solutions (parking platform) for Saudi Arabia's $63 billion Diriyah Project. Initial PoC covers ~5,000 parking spaces, with potential expansion to 60,000+ vehicle capacity. Aligns with Saudi Vision 2030 tourism targets of 150 million visitors annually by 2030. Marks Kakao Mobility's first overseas export of its parking technology and serves as a global expansion bridgehead.
- Hanjin TransportationcoreDecember 2025 - signed MOU to jointly build an AI-based logistics network in Korea, linking Hanjin's idle logistics infrastructure with Kakao Mobility's supply chain. Goals: optimize middle-mile operations, develop AI prediction models, and build automated logistics operations using AI and autonomous driving.
- Renault KoreacoreJune 2026 - participating in NextRise 2026 alongside Renault Korea to showcase AI-based future vehicle technologies including the 'AI Orchestrator' integrated agent. Partners include Tmap Mobility, Valeo, and Smash Labs. Extension of Renault Korea's 'FutuREady' growth strategy targeting AI-based vehicles by 2027.
- Hyundai MotorflagshipNovember 2022 - began autonomous driving pilot service in Seoul's Gangnam district with Hyundai Motor. Earlier, December 2020, started Korea's first platform-based paid autonomous driving service with Autonomous A2Z in Sejong City.
- HL RoboticscoreOctober 2025 - launched Korea's first robotic valet parking service in Cheongju, North Chungcheong Province, in collaboration with HL Robotics. Uses AGV robots that autonomously lift and move vehicles with real-time data synchronization via mobile app. Also part of KM Autonomous Driving Alliance (launched September 2021).
- HL MandocoreApril 2024 - signed MOU with HL Mando for autonomous parking robot commercialization.
- Korean National Police Agency (경찰청)coreApril 2026 - announced emergency vehicle approach information guidance service in cooperation with KOROAD, South Gyeongsang Fire Headquarters, Daejeon City, and Kakao Mobility. Piloted in South Gyeongsang Province and Daejeon. Builds on 27,772 intersections already operating priority signal system.
- Autonomous A2Z (오토노머스에이투지)coreDecember 2020 - co-launched Korea's first platform-based paid autonomous driving service in Sejong City. September 2025 - signed MOU with Autonomous A2Z for autonomous driving competitiveness reinforcement. Part of the KM Autonomous Driving Alliance.
- SUM (에스유엠)coreSeptember 2025 - signed cooperation agreement for autonomous driving AI-based services. Part of the KM Autonomous Driving Alliance.
- British Vertical AerospacecoreNovember 2021 - signed MOU with German Volocopter for K-UAM service model development. May 2022 - established K-UAM commercialization consortium with LG Uplus, Jeju Air, GS Caltex, Pablo Air, and British Vertical.
- Volocopter (Germany)coreNovember 2021 - signed MOU for Korean UAM service model development and commercialization preparation. Part of the K-UAM consortium.
- Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO)coreMay 2021 - signed MOU with Korea Electric Power Corporation for EV charging platform construction and service development cooperation.
- LG Uplus (LG유플러스)coreJune 2024 - LG Uplus and Kakao Mobility established EV charging JV 'LG Uplus Volt Up' (LG유플러스 볼트업). November 2019 - co-launched U+ Kakao Navi. Part of K-UAM consortium.
- LG ElectronicscoreJune 2022 - signed MOU with LG Electronics for future mobility R&D cooperation.
- BGF Retail (편의점)minorOctober 2024 - signed MOU to expand convenience store-mobility service linkage, enhancing public transport convenience.
- Jeju Air, Pablo Air (K-UAM Consortium)coreMay 2022 - co-founded the K-UAM (Korean Urban Air Mobility) commercialization consortium with LG Uplus, Jeju Air, GS Caltex, Pablo Air, and British Vertical to prepare for UAM commercial launch.
- GS Park24 (GS파크24)coreDecember 2021 - acquired parking operator GS Park24 to strengthen Kakao T Parking service nationwide.
- X Taxi (Japan)coreApril 2025 - signed MOU with Japanese taxi group X Taxi for smart taxi infrastructure construction. May 2023 - discussions on expanding bilateral mobility cooperation.
- Green Umbrella Children's Foundation (초록우산)minorJune 2026 - signed MOU to expand the 'Low Doorbell for Children' campaign through Kakao Mobility's advertising media and platform infrastructure for child protection and social value dissemination.
- Jeju Center for Creative Economy & Innovation (JCCEI)minorMarch 2026 - co-launched the '2026 JCCEI X Kakao Open Ground' open innovation program. Four Kakao Group companies (Kakao, Kakao Mobility, Kakao Entertainment, Kakao Enterprise) will each select approximately 10 startups for PoC projects and commercialization partnerships.
- Korea Tourism Organization (한국관광공사)coreMay 2026 - Kakao Mobility is one of 4 major corporate partners in the 2026 Tourism Open Innovation program supporting 30 startups with up to 100 million won ($73K) in pilot funding. Collaborates on the 'Maybego' (가볼만할지도) data-driven location curation content series.
- Shinhan Financial Group, Lotte World, Amorepacific (Tourism Open Innovation partners)minorCorporate partners in the 2026 Korea Tourism Organization Open Innovation program, working with Kakao Mobility on AI-powered tourism initiatives including concierge services, financial data platforms, and food recommendation systems.
- Hyundai Motor, Samsung Electronics, LIG Nex1, Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water)minorFebruary 2026 - participating corporations in the Ministry of SMEs and Startups public-private open innovation program. Kakao Mobility will provide corporate challenges to selected startups (up to KRW 140M in subsidies).
- Tmap Mobility, Valeo, Smash Labs (AI Future Car M.AX Alliance)coreJanuary 2026 - Kakao Mobility joined the 'AI Future Car M.AX Alliance' alongside Tmap Mobility, Valeo, and Smash Labs for integrating AI features in vehicles as part of the Renault Korea FutuREady strategy.
- Korea Army Transportation Command (국군수송사령부)minorNovember 2023 - signed MOU for national defense transportation development.
- KONNECT (Kakao Mobility PoC)minor2026 - Kakao Mobility progressing toward proof-of-concept partnership with KONNECT, a startup providing a unified digital platform for foreigners navigating Korean services. Grand prize winner of K-Startup Grand Challenge 2025.
- Digital Human Corporationminor2026 - attracting investment interest from Kakao Mobility (alongside JYP Partners) for AI with persistent memory and emotional intelligence through its ANiMUS Engine addressing Korea's aging population with 2.2M elderly living alone.
- Ministry of Environment (환경부)
Scale indicators18 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights7 records
Kakao Mobility competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Uber Technologies: Uber is the global benchmark ride-hailing and multi-vertical mobility super-app, directly comparable to Kakao T's taxi-hailing, delivery (Uber Eats), freight, and emerging autonomous (Uber ATG legacy, partnerships with Waymo/Motional) businesses. Reported interest in acquiring a Kakao Mobility stake underscores direct strategic overlap.
- T Map Mobility: T Map Mobility is SK Telecom's mobility platform (with Uber as a strategic investor) and Korea's principal domestic competitor to Kakao T in taxi-hailing, navigation, parking and autonomous driving. It is the most directly comparable Korean super-app peer.
- Grab Holdings: Grab operates the leading Southeast Asian super-app spanning ride-hailing, delivery, financial services and enterprise mobility — closely analogous to Kakao Mobility's multi-vertical model, and a useful comparable for cross-border super-app expansion and monetization.
- DiDi Global: DiDi is China's dominant ride-hailing platform with autonomous driving (DiDi Autonomous Driving), intra-city freight, and a super-app expansion strategy — directly comparable to Kakao Mobility's consumer ride-hailing, freight and AV roadmap.
- Lyft: Lyft is the US-focused ride-hailing peer with growing autonomous partnerships (Mobileye, May Mobility) and a network-effect-driven dispatch platform — a natural functional comparable to Kakao T's core taxi-hailing and dispatch AI.
- FREE NOW: FREE NOW (reportedly the subject of a Kakao Mobility acquisition per the appended timeline) is the European multi-modal taxi and ride-hailing platform jointly owned by BMW and Mercedes-Benz — directly comparable to Kakao T's taxi-aggregation and cross-border mobility ambitions via Splyt.
Emerging players
- Bolt: Bolt operates ride-hailing, food delivery and scooters across Europe and Africa with a vertical super-app model analogous to Kakao T, and is a relevant peer for cross-border platform expansion and unit economics benchmarking.
- Via Transportation: Via provides shared-ride, on-demand transit and paratransit software for cities and transit agencies, including autonomous integrations. Comparable to Kakao Mobility's Seoul DRT autonomous integration and city-level MaaS partnerships.
- Pony.ai: Pony.ai is a global Level 4 autonomous driving company operating robotaxi services — a relevant peer for benchmarking Kakao Mobility's in-house Level 4 stack, the Gangnam Late-night AV service, and the broader Physical AI commercialization roadmap.
Broad incumbents
- Careem: Careem (an Uber subsidiary) operates a Middle East super-app spanning ride-hailing, delivery and payments — a relevant comparable given Kakao Mobility's Saudi Diriyah Project parking export and K-UAM consortium ambitions in the Gulf.
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Competitive moat7 records
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Kakao Mobility M&A and investment
M&A and investmentM&A6 records
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Frequently asked questions about Kakao Mobility
What does Kakao Mobility do?
Kakao Mobility operates South Korea's dominant mobility super-app Kakao T, integrating taxi hailing, designated driver (daeri) services, bike and scooter sharing, parking search and reservation, navigation, intercity bus, train, flight booking, rental car, shuttle, quick delivery and pet transport within a single application. The platform is complemented by Kakao Navi navigation, the standalone k.ride global ride-hailing app, Kakao Mobility Autonomous Driving services, and the BRING robot delivery platform. Revenue is generated through take-rate commissions on rides and deliveries, dynamic service fees, advertising across in-app and physical media, and B2B subscriptions via Kakao T Business.
Is Kakao Mobility a public or private company?
Kakao Mobility is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.
When was Kakao Mobility founded?
Kakao Mobility was founded in 2017. It employs 501 to 1,000 people.
Where is Kakao Mobility based?
Kakao Mobility is headquartered in Seongnam, South Korea, in the Asia region.
How does Kakao Mobility make money?
Nine revenue lines are on record. Taxi Franchise Commission is the primary driver. The others are ride-Hailing Platform Service Fees, advertising Revenue, B2B Enterprise Subscriptions (Kakao T Business), quick Delivery & Logistics Fees, international Technology Licensing & Exports, travel & Ticketing Commissions, bike & Micro-Mobility Sharing and usage-Based Insurance & Vehicle Management Services.
Who are Kakao Mobility's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Uber Technologies, T Map Mobility, Grab Holdings, DiDi Global, Lyft and FREE NOW. Emerging players are Bolt, Via Transportation and Pony.ai. Careem is listed as a broad incumbent.
Does Kakao Mobility have an API?
Yes. Kakao Mobility exposes multiple partner-facing APIs. Kakao T Business offers an ERP integration API that lets enterprise customers manage monthly transportation expenses within their own ERP systems ("우리 회사의 ERP에서 빠르게 내게 맞는 툴로 월별 교통비를 관리하세요" via API linkage). Kakao T Quick·Delivery supports order intake through the Kakao T app, PC web intake page, and API integration for enterprise shippers. The Kakao Mobility Robotics platform BRING exposes an OPEN API based on standard integration specifications, enabling partners to freely integrate their preferred ordering systems and apply BRING to any robot type ("OPEN API를 활용하여 원하는 주문방식에 자유롭게 연동하고, 표준 연동 규격에 따라 로봇 종류에 관계없이 BRING을 적용할 수 있어요"). Specific protocols (REST/GraphQL), authentication, rate limits and versioning are not specified in the source material. Developer documentation is at partner.kakaomobility.com.
What industry is Kakao Mobility in?
Kakao Mobility's product category is Mobility Platform. Its primary akta.pro industry code is TLAFAIAM, Delivery-Enabled Super-Apps with Ride-Hailing (Multi-Vertical Mobility Platforms). Its NAICS code is 485310 and its SIC code is 4700.