WEMADE

Ethics Reporting

The WEMADE corporate ethics consulting center exists for the promotion of corporate transparency and establishment of ethical corporate culture. It is a channel for entities such as cooperating companies to report on issues of corporate ethics violations related to WEMADE or affiliated companies, or its personnel.

Guide

Informant Protection

  • The content of reports and identities of informants are kept confidential in accordance with the relevant laws.
  • Informants have the right to receive protective measures in accordance with relevant laws such as the Public Interest Whistleblower Protection Act.
  • Informants will not be unfairly disadvantaged for making a report.

Types of Reports

  • Acts that induce unfair transactions such as preferential treatment regarding cooperating companies
  • Accepting or giving money or other equivalent valuables, or other monetary transactions
  • Fraudulent acts related to accounting (manipulation of accounting information, etc.)
  • Fraudulent or improper acts such as embezzlement or misappropriation of assets
  • Leaks of company or customer information
  • Violations of other laws or company regulations, and other unethical acts

Precautions

Please be advised that reports that correspond to any of the following may be excluded from further investigation, and that the informants of these reports may not be notified of the results of these cases.

  • Enquiries and complaints related to game services, which should be directed to the customer service center
  • Cases where the informant demands preferential treatment related to the content of the report or has unjust intentions for making the report
  • Cases that include slander against specified individuals from malicious intent with no evidence, false information, or one-sided claims
  • Cases regarding private lives of related individuals that are not in the company's purview
  • Cases where the report does not include enough specific details such as the specific method employed (to whom, how, etc.) to a degree that makes it difficult for the investigation to verify to the truth of the report