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Blurbs comparison of Splitit and plastiq

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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.

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plastiq

"Facilitating payments by credit card globally."

Focused on Payment Processing & Infrastructure .

Plastiq allows businesses to pay any vendor by credit card, even if the vendor doesn’t accept it directly. They deliver payments through wires, ACH transfers, or checks. Marketers can control cash flow by deferring card repayment and sync transactions seamlessly with accounting software, keeping everything in one place.

Payment method flexibility

Plastiq claims that they offer unparalleled flexibility in payment methods, allowing payments even when vendors don't accept cards.

Zero merchant fees

Plastiq claims that they offer card payment acceptance with zero merchant fees, simplifying transactions for businesses.

Seamless cash flow extension

Plastiq claims that they extend cash flows for businesses by allowing bill pay without immediate cash outlay.