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Learn about how these Payment Solutions vendors stack up against each other by checking out our blurbs, claims, and case studies.

Splitit
"Installment payments using existing credit cards."
Focused on Buy Now Pay Later, Lease-to-Own, & Try Before You Buy .
Splitit allows shoppers to pay over time using their current credit card. No new loans or extra fees. Merchants get white-label installment options, increasing order values and conversion rates. It's a seamless, zero-friction experience that taps into existing payment infrastructure while keeping debt manageable for consumers.
End-to-end installment journey
Splitit claims that their white-label installments provide an end-to-end journey, enhancing brand consistency and customer loyalty.
Use existing credit card
Splitit claims that shoppers can use their existing credit cards without new loans, simplifying purchases and increasing ease-of-use.
Seamless global integration
Splitit claims that their solution integrates seamlessly with existing global credit card payment rails, improving the user experience.
PayPal
"Facilitates digital payments and money management transactions"
Focused on Payment Processing & Infrastructure, Reimbursement and Financial and Customer Engagement and Loyalty .
PayPal keeps things simple for marketers by offering a streamlined platform for handling digital transactions. It supports buying and selling, facilitates sending and receiving money worldwide, and enables splitting payments. With its integrated financial tools, marketers can focus less on payment logistics and more on strategic activities.
Interest-free installment payments
PayPal claims that users can pay in 4 interest-free payments, with no late fees, improving affordability and budget management.
High-yield savings
PayPal claims that its savings account offers a 4.10% APY, helping users earn more interest on their savings compared to competitors.
Enhanced cashback rewards
PayPal claims that the Cashback Mastercard earns 3% cash back on PayPal purchases, maximizing savings on everyday expenses.