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Anonymous

16 Jul 2020

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Recently I have heard lots of ads and recommendations of fintech products from social media and friends. What are they and are they reliable?

The most typical products are Instalment Fintech Products. I feel curious: what are they and are they reliable?

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Michelle Ong

16 Jul 2020

As I know, Hoolah, Atome, Rely are main local instalment products. They are based on "Pay Later" principle. Actually I am not sure if it's great but you can have a try.

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