In September of this year, GoDays became a participant in the KSGC (K-Startup Grand Challenge) program, organized by the Ministry of Startups, Small and Medium-sized Businesses of the Republic of Korea. Out of 1,700 submitted applications, 40 of the most promising projects operating in South Korea were selected.

"The program lasted three months, and at its conclusion, the jury identified the top twenty startups," said Elnur Kai, co–founder of GoDays. "Our team took 9th place, and now we are invited to the second stage — commercialization. With the support of the ministry, we will begin negotiations on cooperation with leading corporations, including Samsung, Hyundai and others.