Money Heist: Korea - Joint Economic Area

Eight thieves, recruited by a mastermind known as the Professor, execute a daring heist at the Unified Korea Mint, prompting authorities to assemble a specialized task force in response.

Seon Woojin carefully monitors the thieves' activities, looking for an opportunity to strike. Meanwhile, Yun Misun becomes endangered as she attempts to recover a concealed smartwatch as part of an escape strategy.

A gunshot disrupts the operations at the Mint, causing tension among the crew. Factions begin to form as members debate whether a moral boundary has been breached.

Woojin seeks to transform a looming crisis into a chance for progress by persuading the Professor to grant medical staff access to the Mint.

Cha Moohyuk accelerates his personal agenda, while a significant discovery by Woojin puts the Professor's plans at risk.

With chaos erupting outside the Mint, Woojin suggests entering the building with a cameraman to allow the thieves to prove the hostages are safe.

Woojin adjusts her approach after discovering the true motive behind the heist, while Kim Sangman attempts to sway the thieves with an ambitious offer.

The hostages execute their escape plan as Park Chulwoo requests additional support. Meanwhile, Cho Youngmin's strategy to exit the mint first leads to unintended consequences.

A thief is interrogated by the police, prompting Sangman to take charge of the hostage situation. A coordinated rescue effort is launched to save a child in danger.

The thieves present the hostages with a decision: take the money or walk away unharmed. Meanwhile, upon learning of his son's romantic involvement, Moscow shares a revealing story from his past.

A sudden medical crisis heightens tension among the thieves as their timeline becomes increasingly compressed. Woojin takes action by bringing the Professor to a local hospital, further complicating their plans.

As the police intensify their efforts to stop the thieves from moving the stolen money from the Mint, tensions rise. Public protests escalate, prompting Sangman to take a firm stance to maintain control.