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12 providers· ranked by 0%, term & credit check
Affirm
installment0% availablePay in 4 (0%) or monthly plans up to 60 months. True 0% available on many merchant promotions. Soft credit check.
Bread Pay (Bread Financial)
installment0% availableLonger-term financing often used by furniture and big-ticket merchants. Rates vary. Formerly Alliance Data / breadpayments.com.
Splitit
installment0% availableUses your existing credit card. No new credit application. Installments charged to the card.
Klarna
bnpl0% availablePay in 4 interest-free, 30-day financing, or longer monthly plans. Very strong in fashion & beauty.
Afterpay (Cash App Afterpay)
bnpl0% availableClassic Pay in 4 + longer installment options. Integrated with Cash App.
PayPal Pay Later
bnpl0% availablePay in 4 or Pay Monthly. Extremely wide acceptance because of PayPal.
Sezzle
bnpl0% availablePay in 4 + Sezzle Up for longer terms and higher limits.
Zip
bnpl0% availablePay in 4 or monthly. Active in Australia and the US (exited New Zealand in 2026).
Shop Pay Installments
bnpl0% availableBuilt into Shopify checkout. Powered in part by Affirm. Very common on independent online stores.
Resolve
net terms0% availableNet 30 to Net 120 for B2B. Instant credit decisions and payment guarantees for sellers.
Mondu
net terms0% availableEuropean-focused B2B net terms (Net 30/60/90). Strong in EU markets.
Faire
net terms0% availableNet 60 terms for wholesale/retail buyers. Excellent for small businesses stocking inventory.
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