ALLSAVE Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL)
B2B Buy Now Pay Later
Offer qualified consumers and business customers flexible financing options while your company may receive approved transaction proceeds upfront.
B2C and B2B financing pathways
Help customers move forward without managing installments yourself
ALLSAVE provides the branded customer experience; participating lenders handle underwriting, approval and the financing agreement.
Make Buy Now, Pay Later part of the sale
ALLSAVE Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) is a white-label financing solution for companies serving consumers, businesses or both. It gives an eligible customer the opportunity to move forward with an approved purchase now and repay the financing obligation over time.
How the transaction works
The financing option can be introduced at checkout or while a proposal, contract or invoice is being considered. The customer completes the appropriate digital application, reviews any available terms, and decides whether the payment schedule fits the household or business budget. When an approved transaction closes and all conditions are satisfied, the seller may receive applicable proceeds without personally collecting installments.
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Answers for merchants, consumers and business customers
Does this support both B2C and B2B purchases?
Yes. Available programs may support eligible consumer purchases, business-purpose purchases or both. The correct pathway depends on the merchant, applicant, transaction and participating financing provider.
Does the merchant have to collect installments?
No. The participating finance provider administers the accepted financing agreement. The merchant receives proceeds according to the applicable merchant program terms.
Is approval guaranteed?
No. Eligibility, available amount, pricing, term and approval are determined by participating lenders after reviewing the application.
How is this different from an in-house payment plan or net terms?
An in-house plan or net terms leaves the receivable and collection work with the seller. BNPL uses third-party financing so an approved customer can repay over time while the seller receives proceeds under the program agreement.
What should a customer review before accepting financing?
The applicant should review the total repayment amount, payment schedule, term, rates or fees, late/default provisions and whether the obligation fits the household budget or projected business cash flow.
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