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Paylate

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Consumer financing platform offering instant installment plans for purchases.

Overview

Paylate operates in the consumer point of sale financing sector, focusing on buy now, pay later (BNPL) solutions. The company offers a range of products across various categories, including automotive, home and repair, beauty and health, clothing, footwear and accessories, electronics and appliances, and travel services. Paylate targets consumers seeking payment options and partner stores aiming to enhance sales through installment plans. The company provides instant approval for installment plans without requiring credit cards or bank visits, addressing some challenges associated with traditional financing. Additionally, Paylate's API supports payment solutions for merchants, potentially increasing sales and average purchase values while maintaining transparency and flexibility in payment options.

Key facts

Founded
2013
Headquarters
Khimki, Russia

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About Paylate

What does Paylate do?

Paylate operates in the consumer point of sale financing sector, focusing on buy now, pay later (BNPL) solutions.

Where is Paylate headquartered?

Paylate is headquartered in Khimki, Russia.

When was Paylate founded?

Paylate was founded in 2013.

Which sector is Paylate in?

Paylate operates in Digital Lending, part of Financial Technology.

Who are Paylate's competitors?

Companies similar to Paylate include Paynova, Kredito, and ZipPay.