The Instalments payment method allows customers to break down a larger purchase into smaller, more manageable payments over a set timeframe. This can involve fixed payments at regular intervals (e.g., monthly) until the total amount is paid. Instalment plans are often offered with interest (adding to the total cost) or interest-free (requiring full payment within the specified timeframe). They are common for high-value items, making them more accessible to a wider range of buyers.
Makes larger purchases more affordable by spreading payments over time.
Helps customers manage their budget by breaking down expenses.
Encourages higher-value purchases for businesses.
Regular payments of a set amount.
Some instalment plans include interest charges.
Payments are made over a specified duration (e.g., 6 months, 12 months).
Often involves a formal agreement outlining the payment schedule and terms.
Instalment Payments, Direct Debit
A payment method allowing buyers to spread the cost of their purchase over several installments with payments automatically deducted from their bank accounts.
Credit/Debit Cards
Accept Visa payments and reach a global network of millions of customers.
SEPA Credit
SEPA Credit Transfer is a secure and efficient way for businesses to make payments within the European Union, streamlining cross-border transactions and simplifying international payments.
Online Bank Transfers
A widely accepted payment method, allowing buyers to make payments directly from their bank accounts.
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