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D.CAMP, operated under the Banks Foundation for Young Entrepreneurs, is a non-profit organization funded by 19 banks in Korea. Established in 2013, it is a major hub of Korean startups aiming to foster entrepreneurship among young generations and encourage bright minds with new ideas to do everything they dream of.
D.CAMP is located in the heart of Gangnam, Seoul with a 30,000 sqft space consisting of co-working space, lounge area, event halls, and offices for promising startups. In July 2020, it also branched out to Mapo-gu, Seoul under the name ‘FRONT1.’ Startups can gain access to various resources, programs, and infrastructure for business growth at any of our locations. The organization also actively invests in prospective startups and operates startup funds valued at a total of USD 8.8bn as of Dec. 2020.
D.CAMP is located in the heart of Gangnam, Seoul with a 30,000 sqft space consisting of co-working space, lounge area, event halls, and offices for promising startups. In July 2020, it also branched out to Mapo-gu, Seoul under the name ‘FRONT1.’ Startups can gain access to various resources, programs, and infrastructure for business growth at any of our locations. The organization also actively invests in prospective startups and operates startup funds valued at a total of USD 8.8bn as of Dec. 2020.
Overview
Location
South Korea, Seoul
Phone
+82 2-2030-9300
Investment Type
Accelerator
Mentions in press and media 6
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| Nov 19, 2025 | Cyberport and Telkom University Formed Partnership to Accelerate HK Tech Expansion in ASEAN and Belt & Road | HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 19 November 2025 – Cyberport formed partnership by exchanging a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Telkom University (Tel-U) on 17 November 2025, Indonesia’s leading private technology universit... |
| May 17, 2016 | Can South Korean startups (and the government) save its flailing giant tech conglomerates? | Martin Pasquier Contributor Martin Pasquier is the founder and lead explorer for Innovation is Everywhere. With 17 percent of the GDP, it’s fair to say that Samsung is South Korea, or at least has represented it on the global business stage... |
| Jun 18, 2015 | Как устроен стартап-рынок Южной Кореи: инвесторы, акселераторы и лидеры рынка Статьи редакции | Евгений Ким, предприниматель и основатель стартапа EZIK, разрабатывающего приложение для решения бытовых трудностей за границей, рассказал ЦП о том, как устроена инновационная экосистема Южной Кореи. Сам Ким живёт и работает в Корее с 2012 ... |
| Jun 14, 2014 | Seoul’s Sprouting Startup Scene | Sebastien Park Contributor Editor’s note: Sebastien Park is an associate at Collaborative Fund. A couple of years ago, a list of the world’s top startup ecosystems compared cities like Berlin, Tel Aviv, and London to get at what made startu... |
| Uma ideia para os bancos brasileiros | US$ 450 milhões. Esse foi o valor que os 20 maiores bancos da Coréia do Sul doaram/investiram na criação da Banks Foundation for Young Entrepreneurs. Nome fantasia da Fundação: Dream Bank. Legal essa história de banco dos sonhos, né? A Fund... |
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FAQ about D.CAMP
What has the press written about D.CAMP?
Parsers VC has collected 6 articles mentioning D.CAMP, among them “Cyberport and Telkom University Formed Partnership to Accelerate HK Tech Expansion in ASEAN and Belt & Road” (Nov 19, 2025) and “Can South Korean startups (and the government) save its flailing giant tech conglomerates?” (May 17, 2016).
Is D.CAMP still active?
Yes, D.CAMP is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Aug 26, 2026.