Korean Sports Council completes enhancement and commercialization of 'Sports Club Portal' → Launches dedicated app: "Try submitting your login verification"

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The Korean Sports Council is concluding its three-year project to build a digital platform exclusively for sports clubs and moving toward public commercialization.

On the 7th, the Korean Sports Council announced that it has completed the third-year construction of the 'Comprehensive Information System for Sports Clubs (hereinafter referred to as Sports Club Portal),' which was implemented from October 2025 to August 2026 over approximately 10 months, finalizing platform enhancement and commercialization.

According to the Korean Sports Council, this project represents the final stage of building a dedicated system for sports clubs with a total budget of 16 billion won invested from 2023 to 2026. The portal, first launched in the first year, has been significantly improved to provide practical services not only to administrative institutional investors such as Local Governments and regional sports councils but also to all members of sports clubs nationwide.

The system consists of six core components: ▲Integrated Sports Club Portal ▲Self-operated websites for registered and designated sports clubs ▲Management support system ▲Administrative support system ▲Tournament management system ▲Sports Club Portal application (app).

In particular, the newly developed 'Sports Club Portal app' has greatly improved user convenience. General members can handle course reservations and payments in a single step through the app, while club managers and instructors can manage on-site course guidance and member attendance in real time.

Practical training to ensure smooth implementation at the site has also officially begun. From July 30 to August 6, the Council conducted system training for approximately 300 practitioners (from 190 organizations) including Local Governments, regional sports councils, and sports club staff in four regions: Seoul, Gwangju (Jeonnam), Daejeon, and Busan. Two additional training sessions are planned to be held before the end of this year.

Yoo Seung-min, President of the Korean Sports Council, stated, "We will realize sports clubs that reflect diverse voices from the field, allowing anyone to use them freely and become a central hub for local communities." He added, "We hope for your continued interest and active use as the Sports Club Portal establishes itself as a new core axis for national sports activities."

Meanwhile, to commemorate the portal's overhaul, the Korean Sports Council will hold a nationwide membership registration event until September 13. Participants who register on the official portal website and submit their login verification screen will be entered into a draw, with 30 winners receiving mobile gift certificates.

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