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Has the buy now pay later slump reached Mena? - Vimarsana News

Has the buy now pay later slump reached Mena?

The hype around buy now pay later (BNPL) around the world has waned. Sweden’s Klarna, which last year was Europe’s most...

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Saudi airline flynas joins with Amazon Payment to offer installment payment options - Vimarsana News

Saudi airline flynas joins with Amazon Payment to offer installment payment options

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s budget airline flynas has become the first carrier in the Kingdom to offer installment payment options to customers after joining with Amazon Payment Services. According to a press release issued by flynas, this new option allows travelers to pay for their booking in regular monthly payments through the bank issuing the credit card. Currently,

Installment services a 'win-win' for both shoppers and merchants - News - Vimarsana News

Installment services a 'win-win' for both shoppers and merchants - News

The lingering consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic have meant that shoppers today are less inclined to make lump sum payments in a single transaction

Know your customers enough to create customisable solutions - Vimarsana News

Know your customers enough to create customisable solutions

Several payment service providers are on a mission to empower online businesses through creating simple, affordable, and trusted payment experiences

Amazon payments unit gives leg up for Egypt's digital push - Vimarsana News

Amazon payments unit gives leg up for Egypt's digital push

RIYADH: Amazon Payment Services said it would waive all fees for new businesses wishing to use its platform in Egypt. The regional payments processing unit of the e-commerce giant said the move would support Egypt’s efforts to encourage the transition to digital payments in a country where cash is usually king. The company said it would waive all account setup and maintenance