Splitit Payments (ASX: SPT)

So you’re in the store about to make a massive purchase by tapping your credit card, when suddenly, you hesitate. This is about to make a huge dent in your wallet in one fell swoop, so you decide against it. You might have one less problem to worry about soon as Buy Now, Pay Later

Amid the US-led tech sell off the ASX-listed buy now pay later (BNPL) sector has had a decent touch-up, with valuations as much as 40 per cent down on their recent peak levels. Is it enough to quell what many investment experts view as a clear case of irrational exuberance? The near-term price graphs tell

The BNPL (Buy-Now-Pay-Later) space has investors divided, on one side there is a belief that it is the next big craze and will become the payment method of the future. On the other side, many think some of them have a runway too high on hype. The question remains can APT and Z1P grow earnings

Payments company Splitit (ASX: SPT) is set to expedite its global growth strategy having partnered with Mastercard Inc (NYSE: MA) to develop Buy-Now-Pay-Later (BNPL) options into Mastercard’s technology suite.  Through the partnership, Splitit aims to capitalise on the global BNPL phenomenon while offering payment choices, control and simplicity to consumers and businesses.  “We are very

Buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) service provider Splitit Payments (ASX: SPT) has secured a new partnership with US eCommerce provider Ally Commerce which has already commenced offering the BNPL service for its online enterprise merchants.  Differing from the individual brand approach employed by ASX darling Afterpay (ASX: APT), Splitit instead has been sewing up a series of strategic