BNPL fintech firms can provide short-term credit services upon being licenced by the central bank as restricted licence finance companies
With this transaction, the BNPL platform will have raised a total of $500m in equity funding, and well above $400m in debt financing
The partnerships will offer enhanced convenience and flexibility when it comes to vehicle maintenance and repair costs
The shopping tool makes navigating of products easy, enabling shoppers to sort and filter by colour, brand, price and materials
The partnership comes just in time for travellers, especially with the increasing demand for air travel around the world
The collaboration will further enable customers to better manage their spending and make purchases more conveniently both in-store and online
The integrated platform will serve both B2C and B2B markets seamlessly, enabling instant instalment options
The facility will help finance the growing demand for bringing the buy now, pay later products in the GCC while continuing its growth across new verticals
The tech giant contacted retail staffers this week to offer them a test version of the service
Guests can now pay for their tickets to Motiongate Dubai, Bollywood Parks Dubai, Legoland Dubai Theme Park and the Legoland Water Park parks in multiple installments
Tabby will enable users to buy as many times as they want from ToYou, with a single bill at the end of the month without interest or fees
Businesses across Paymob’s network will benefit from Tabby’s ‘split into four’ interest and fee-free payment solution via Paymob’s gateway
Startups such as Billie, Mondu, Tranch and Tillit are offering buy-now-pay-later solutions to companies in an attempt to secure a slice of the $700bn industry
Tabby works with multiple brands including Lacoste, L’azurde, Faces, In Your Shoe, Kai Collections, Ariika, Marcqa, Dresscode and Floward
Technology has altered practically every aspect of our lives and nowhere is this more evident than in fintech, particularly payments
Following Tabby’s Series B extension earlier this year, the fintech’s total capital raised to date amounts to $275m
Tamara, which claims to be Saudi Arabia’s fastest-growing BNPL provider, allows consumers new ways to pay online