Apple

Apple Pay Expands Installment Options and PayPal Balance Visibility in Wallet

Apple Pay users in the US and UK now have access to installment loans from Affirm and Monzo Flex, with Klarna becoming available from today. In the future, more providers will be added in various countries.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Apple Pay has expanded its installment options, now offering more choices for financing in the US and UK through agreements with companies like Affirm, Monzo Flex, and Klarna. In the future, users will also be able to access installment payment options from eligible credit or debit cards when making online purchases with Apple Pay in several countries including the US, Australia, Singapore, Spain, and the UK. Additionally, starting next year, US customers' PayPal balance will be visible in their Apple Wallet.

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