Did you know the European Embedded Finance market is set to hit €180bn by 2028?
Embedded Finance delivers the instant, flexible, and personalized experiences consumers desire. How? By integrating financial services into non-financial platforms right at the point of sale.
48% of UK consumers are more likely to make a purchase if instalments are available.
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This whitepaper explores how merchants can leverage this opportunity to help increase loyalty, drive higher sales, and gain valuable customer insights.
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