A practice desk that teaches what it still does

Automatedsystemspro started as internal training for a payment ops group in Busan. The same worksheets now ship as open cohorts for fintech teams across Korea.

Mission

Make merchant underwriting audits legible. When a second reviewer opens a file, they should see evidence, not folklore about “how we usually approve this MCC.”

Bright office interior with long desks and windows

Pedagogy

We teach with redacted case packs and live clinics. Lectures stay short; most time goes to marking real control gaps, rewriting weak findings, and defending a sample plan in front of peers.

Instructors still run periodic reviews for partner firms, which keeps examples current with Korea’s acceptance landscape—marketplace aggregators, transit wallets, and remittance corridors—without bringing production data into class.

Community

Alumni get a moderated channel for anonymized pattern questions. It is not a legal hotline and not a substitute for your counsel. It is a place to compare sampling approaches when volumes spike.

Student journey

  1. Diagnostic call to match track and seat count
  2. Pre-read on file anatomy and local MCC notes
  3. Studio modules with clinic hours
  4. Capstone write-up on a redacted merchant set
  5. Optional institutional follow-up facilitation

Visit or write the Nam-gu office

Street: 219-8, Yongdang-dong; City: Nam-gu; State/province/area: Busan; Country calling code: +82; Country: Korea