Global Piggy Inc. operates NodajiMarket, a curated store selling Korean goods and hands-on learning. We are the legal seller of record on every international order: payments, taxes, refunds and disputes are our responsibility — by design. We open with Korean craft and cultural art — paintings, calligraphy and handcrafted goods, museum-shop-grade work from living makers you cannot buy on Amazon or Walmart — alongside hands-on courses their makers and creators teach, with the practice built in. Our flagship shelf is Korean craft and cultural art — museum-shop-grade work from living makers you cannot buy on Amazon or Walmart — alongside indie beauty, stationery and pantry staples.
We also build and operate ONZIP, software that keeps the record of a home for privately owned and privately rented homes in Canada: move-in and move-out condition reports both sides sign, and the home’s repairs, warranties and equipment. Tenants never pay and the reports are free; landlords can buy a plan for two extra features on the ONZIP website, where we are the seller and answer for billing and refunds.
Korea makes extraordinary products and teaches extraordinary skills, but small producers rarely export: foreign payments, customs paperwork, international shipping and overseas customer service are each a full-time job. On the other side, global buyers have no reliable counterparty to purchase from.
We close that gap by becoming the counterparty ourselves.
The same bridge carries learning. Education 1.0 taught the world to watch and read. Education 2.0 is about doing: practice, feedback, and skills you can demonstrate. What we are building is a store for practice-first courses. Any craft, any subject, any tradition, taught by people who do the work and learned by people anywhere. Every course is built around something you make or perform, with a rubric that says what good looks like, so the result is a skill you can show rather than a completion bar you passed. Learn from Korea is the opening catalogue, not the boundary. We start with what Korea teaches exceptionally well because that is where our first instructors are.
Korea-side sourcing, logistics coordination and product development are performed by NodajiFi Labs, our internal R&D studio. The customer's contract is always with Global Piggy Inc. Goods are sourced in Korea; the course side is built to take instructors from any tradition, and Korea is simply where the first ones are.
A store is easy to describe and hard to be accountable for. Here is the work we take off each side's desk — stated as obligations, not adjectives.
All customer payments on NodajiMarket are received by Global Piggy Inc. as merchant of record. Cards carry three checkout surfaces — the card itself, Apple Pay and Google Pay — and a dispute follows the underlying card in every case: We accept payment on several rails, each chosen for a different kind of buyer — and one of them, cards, carries three checkout surfaces:
For AI assistants, the NodajiMarket catalog is being published in machine-readable form (Model Context Protocol), with structured product data on the storefront. An AI agent can search the catalog, obtain a quote, and complete payment under its user's authorization — and the resulting order carries the same refund rights and the same accountable seller as any human purchase.
NodajiMarket accepts payment for orders only: we issue no currency for payment, operate no exchange, and hold no customer deposit balances. Payment acceptance is transactional: a customer pays for an order; we deliver, refund, or resolve it.
Every international order on NodajiMarket is a contract between the customer and Global Piggy Inc. — not an introduction to an overseas third party. Consumer protection obligations rest with us.
We collect and remit applicable sales taxes and digital-services taxes based on the customer's jurisdiction, registering in additional jurisdictions as our sales footprint requires.
Refunds, chargebacks and disputes are processed by us under published policies, with distinct terms for digital courses and physical goods. Producers are never asked to face a foreign dispute alone.
Product categories and destination countries are gated by an internal eligibility matrix — regulated categories are excluded or opened narrowly, per-country, as compliance is verified. The store is for customers aged 18 and over.
Personal information is handled under Canada's PIPEDA and other applicable privacy law, including disclosed cross-border transfer of delivery details to Korea for order fulfilment. Full policies are published at nodajimarket.com.
One Canadian company. Two businesses we sell from — a store and a software service — and a separate set of learning apps. None of them share a balance.
A curated cross-border store: Korean craft, cultural art and hands-on courses, sold worldwide with Global Piggy Inc. as the legal seller on every international order. Preparing for commercial launch — onboarding makers and logistics partners now.
An app that remembers a home and what comes with it, for privately owned and privately rented homes in Canada: repairs, warranties, attached buildings and equipment with their manuals and receipts, a list of the things you own (no valuations), and move-in and move-out condition reports both sides sign — with a public verification code on every signed PDF.
Tenants never pay and condition reports are free. Landlords can buy a plan — per tenancy or monthly — for AI condition suggestions and the move-out comparison, sold only on the ONZIP website with Global Piggy Inc. as the seller.
In development — not yet available in app stores. Plans go on sale at launch.
Hands-on learning apps published at nodajifilabs.com. Their learning rewards are earned only through learning — never purchasable, cashable or transferable, and never accepted as payment on NodajiMarket.
Canadian corporation — Ontario Corporation No. 1001740679. Operates NodajiMarket, Learn from Korea and the NodajiFi learning apps, builds ONZIP (a home-records app, in development), and is the merchant of record for NodajiMarket: payment acceptance, treasury, tax, refunds, and all customer-facing contracts.
Global Piggy Inc.’s internal R&D studio, based in Korea. Builds the platform, sources producers and instructors, coordinates Korea-side fulfilment, and develops the NodajiFi learning apps.
A note on the similarly-named learning app. "GlobalPiggy" is also the name of a learning-rewards app, operated by Global Piggy Inc. at nodajifilabs.com as a separate system from NodajiMarket. Its rewards are earned only through learning, cannot be purchased, cashed out, or transferred, and have no connection to the payments Global Piggy Inc. accepts on NodajiMarket. The two systems share a brand heritage — never a balance.
If Amazon — or the Walmart down the road — already stocks it, buy it there; we do not carry it. Our test runs the other way: the shelf we exist for is the one your local market has never seen.
Because the economics of a global marketplace listing are built for volume. Listing fees, warehousing, advertising and someone to manage all three are trivial costs per unit at scale — and ruinous at ten units a month. The shelf therefore fills with whatever ships by the pallet, and most of what Korea actually makes never appears on it.
Our model inverts the inventory assumption. We hold nothing: we buy an item from the producer after a customer has ordered it, then ship it out as the seller of record. That removes the fixed cost that makes a ten-unit product unlistable, which is why this catalogue can exist at all.
The corollary is a rule we apply to ourselves: we do not carry goods that are already stocked in the customer's own market. If a local shelf has it, we have no reason to exist for it.
So the division of labour is clean: Amazon serves what ships by the pallet. We exist to put Korea's long tail online — and, for the AI assistants now doing the shopping, to turn a catalogue a machine can read into an order a merchant of record completes.
No. ONZIP is a separate software service operated by Global Piggy Inc. — an app for landlords and tenants in Canada to record a rental home’s condition together at move-in and move-out, producing one report both sides sign. It is in development and not yet available in app stores.
It sells no goods, is not part of the NodajiMarket catalog, and shares no balance with any other Global Piggy service.
Producers, instructors, press, and everything without a better door.
together@globalpiggy.comContracts, legal notices, and inquiries from payment or platform partners.
legal@globalpiggy.comOrder, refund and delivery questions are handled at NodajiMarket.
support@nodajimarket.comGlobal Piggy Inc. is a corporation incorporated under the laws of the Province of Ontario, Canada on September 10, 2026 (Ontario Corporation No. 1001740679). Registered office: 22 Hughson Street North, Unit 2808, Hamilton, Ontario L8R0B1, Canada. NodajiMarket is operated by Global Piggy Inc. (Canada) as merchant of record. GST/HST registration No. 787554047RT0001.
Purchases on NodajiMarket will be governed by the NodajiMarket Terms of Service and Refund Policy. Preliminary versions are published at nodajimarket.com/legal; the final versions publish before commercial launch, with Global Piggy Inc. as merchant of record.
Global Piggy Inc. handles personal information in accordance with the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) and other applicable privacy law — see our Privacy Notice and Terms of Use. Privacy requests: privacy@globalpiggy.com.
Product design and development, and Korea-side operations, are carried out by NodajiFi Labs, Global Piggy Inc.’s internal R&D studio. Global Piggy Inc. also operates the learning apps published at nodajifilabs.com, as a separate system: their learning rewards are never accepted on NodajiMarket and no balance is shared. On NodajiMarket, Global Piggy Inc. is the merchant of record: payment acceptance, taxes, refunds and disputes.
