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What are the largest Australian buy now, pay later stocks by market cap? Here’s a look at five of the biggest companies right now.
Since Afterpay’s (ASX:APT) Australian launch in 2014, buy now, pay later (BNPL) fever has taken over in the country, and investors are looking for the next big opportunity,
Sometimes cheekily referred to as “buy now, profit later” stocks, BNPL companies often see their share prices go through the roof after making their debut in the public markets.
The appeal of BNPL services is that shoppers can use payment plans to buy items, but still receive their purchases right away. BNPL agreements can be used for both low- and high-priced items.
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Splitit Now Available on the Google Store in Japan
April 5, 2021 GMT
Splitit Payments Limited (“Splitit” or the “Company”) (ASX:SPT), a global payment solutions provider, announces that it is empowering Japanese customers to use installment plans to make purchases from the Google Store in Japan.
As of March 31, Japanese customers purchasing Google’s new 5G phone, the Pixel 5, or Nest devices from the Google Store, are using Splitit to turn their payments into equal monthly installments on their credit card.
Splitit CEO, Brad Paterson said, “I’m excited to announce that Splitit is now live in Google Store Japan, providing the best possible experience for Google Japan’s customers. The seamless integration of Splitit in the Google platform means shoppers never have to navigate away from the Google site to complete their transaction when using Splitit. Even more significa