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Partnership enables merchants to offer interest- and fee-free monthly payments to customers, meeting growing consumer demand.

The New York-headquartered company raised $8.6 million in its initial public offering on the Australian Securities Exchange in January.

Rather than providing an additional line of credit to users, as in consumer financing, Splitit functions more like a financial…

The leading installment payment solution company is expected to raise up to an additional $10M AUD via a share purchase plan.

Shares in the buy-now, pay-later sector surged following positive quarterly updates from Afterpay rivals Zip Co and Splitit.

The company, which facilitates installment buying by credit card, has seen its share price rise 550% on the Australian Securities…

Splitit believes that its technology to insert its service on a retail website and facilitate the transaction can withstand challenges…

Let’s face it: Retailers need millennials, not the other way around…

The installment loan provider Splitit, which recently raised A$12 million on the Australian Securities Exchange to fund its Asia-Pacific expansion,…

Splitit joins Afterpay, Zip, Openpay and a range of other payments options in the local market, all vying for merchant…

In its first day of ASX trading, the U.S.-Israeli company rose 90 percent to 38 cents from its IPO price…

Splitit seeks to drive higher average order values and reduce cart abandonments by providing more flexible payment options, while maintaining…