A percentage discount can have a maximum saving and product exclusions. Atomy Korea’s product pages note that applying coupons can change the final price and PV. Read the terms of the coupon actually offered at checkout.
There is no live promotion advertised in this article. The following coupon is entirely fictional: 10% off eligible products, capped at KRW 3,000.
Apply the smaller limit
| Eligible product amount | 10% calculation | Discount after the cap |
|---|---|---|
| KRW 20,000 | KRW 2,000 | KRW 2,000 |
| KRW 30,000 | KRW 3,000 | KRW 3,000 |
| KRW 50,000 | KRW 5,000 | KRW 3,000 |
For the KRW 50,000 eligible purchase, the saving is 6% of that amount. The 10% headline has not removed the KRW 3,000 cap.
The simple calculation is the smaller of eligible amount × rate and maximum discount. First confirm that any minimum-spend or other eligibility condition is satisfied.
Do not start with excluded products
If a KRW 50,000 basket contains only KRW 20,000 of eligible products, this fictional coupon saves KRW 2,000, not KRW 3,000 or KRW 5,000.
Delivery charges, PV and other offers are separate questions. Nothing in this example establishes that shipping is discounted or that two coupons can be combined.
When comparing two real offers, apply both sets of conditions to the same intended basket and compare the final payable amount. Increasing the basket to chase a higher nominal saving changes the purchase you are comparing.
Keep the offer terms with the checkout calculation if you need to query a discrepancy. The actual coupon’s exclusions and expiry matter more than the example percentage used here.
Source note
Atomy Korea coupon-related price and PV notice, checked on 7 September 2026. No current 10% coupon or KRW 3,000 cap is claimed.