31 August 2021
Written By FinTech Alliance in Consumer Lending
Amazon has partnered with Affirm to offer a buy now, pay later option.
In Brief:
It will be made available to US customers.
The feature is currently being tested but will be rolled out over the coming months.
Customers can split the total cost of purchases worth over $50 into monthly payments.
What does this mean?
Affirms says it will not charge any late fees, and customers will be able to view the total cost at checkout.
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