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Fave the latest to introduce ‘Pay Later’ options in Singapore and Malaysia By Fave will be introducing interest-free ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ options with a three-month installment plan that will include cashback for users The platform will be piloting a type of point-of-sale installment loans in Singapore and Malaysia ‘sometime next month’ Southeast Asia’s fast-growing consumer fintech platform Fave, recently acquired by one of Asia’s leading merchant commerce platforms Pine Labs, will be launching its very first consumer lending program, commonly known as the ‘Buy Now, Pay L...

Go Your browser has Javascript disabled, so some things may not quite work how they should on LI right now: please enable JavaScript in your browser to fix things, we have no nefarious trackers, or scripts by Facebook, Google or others... In Brief Tuesday, 25 May 2021 14:16 Private equity / VC Pine Labs, the digital payments and commerce solutions provider to merchants, said it has raised $285 million in new funding from public market crossover investors, including Marshall Wace, Baron Capital Group, Duro Capital, Moore Strategic Ventures and Ward Ferry Management. Its existing investors�...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Malaysia’s Biggest Sports Retailer Al-Ikhsan Partners with Pine Labs to Enable Seamless In-store Payment Experiences for Its Customers May 12, 2021 GMT SINGAPORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 11, 2021-- Pine Labs, one of Asia’s leading merchant commerce platforms, today announced that it has deployed its point of sale (PoS) solutions across the 136 stores of Al-Ikhsan, the biggest sports retailer in Malaysia. The fully integrated tech stack of payments, wallets, gift cards, and Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) b...

Google Pay to soon bring contactless UPI payments using NFC in India Back in September 2017, Google brought its UPI-based payment serviced dubbed Google Pay in India. If you’ve been using it since its initial launch, then you already know that it used to go by the name ‘Tez’ (which is Hindi for Speed). Since its initial release, the search engine giant has rolled out new features to its payment app. Users can now even recharge their prepaid and postpaid connections while also paying various bills such as electricity and broadband. Well, it looks like Google is now bringing a major funct...

Google Pay for India will soon let you make UPI payments without having to scan a QR code.