Anonymous

17 Dec 2020

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What are your thoughts on buy now, pay later (BNPL) services? How do BNPL services differ from credit cards?

Razer Fintech announced its partnership with Singapore startup Rely to offer buy now pay later services to regional merchants registered under its Razer Merchant Services. Do you see BNPL as a payment option that will encourage debt in the long-run?

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1M45

17 Dec 2020

Using future $$$ always not good to consumer, impluse buy. But always good for the merchant.

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