Razorpay-backed POP has launched POPchop, a buy-now-pay-later product that lets eligible shoppers split purchases into three interest-free instalments over three months. The move signals POP’s shift beyond UPI, rewards and commerce into consumer credit as Indian fintechs look for higher-value monetisation paths.
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"Razorpay-backed POP enters consumer credit with POPchop BNPL push"
Razorpay-backed POP has launched POPchop, a buy-now-pay-later product that lets eligible shoppers split purchases into three interest-free instalments over three months. The move signals POP’s shift beyond UPI, rewards and commerce into consumer credit as Indian fintechs look for higher-value monetisation paths.
Razorpay-backed POP enters consumer credit with POPchop BNPL push
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New Delhi, India Just now (07:47 PM IST)•5 min read
Razorpay-backed POP has launched POPchop, a buy-now-pay-later product that lets eligible shoppers split purchases into three interest-free instalments over three months. The move signals POP’s shift beyond UPI, rewards and commerce into consumer credit as Indian fintechs look for higher-value monetisation paths.
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