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Splitit offers embedded card-linked installments that let consumers pay later using the credit they already have on their existing credit cards.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

Splitit describes itself as delivering embedded card-linked installments that transform commerce, empowering merchants, consumers, and banks within the payments ecosystem. Its stated aim is to challenge the status quo of traditional BNPL, which it says often burdens consumers with unnecessary debt, high fees and checkout complexity. Splitit says it uses existing credit so consumers can pay at their own pace without creating new debt, while helping merchants drive higher conversions and customer loyalty. Its product pages describe credit card installments, digital wallet installments, and pay after delivery, as well as Splitit Go, a card-linked installment offering for businesses.

Products and positioning

Splitit positions itself as an embedded card-linked installment provider that challenges traditional BNPL by using existing credit rather than creating new debt.

  • Credit Card Installments

    Spread the cost of any big purchase into equal payments without added interest, as long as the card balance is paid in full each month.

  • Digital Wallet Installments

    Split any payment made through a digital wallet using an existing credit card, without applying for new credit; a finance charge applies and the full cost is shown before confirmation.

  • Pay After Delivery

    Money stays where it is until the order arrives, for made-to-order items or purchases from unfamiliar retailers.

  • Splitit Go

    A card-linked installment offering for businesses that lets them create installment plans in seconds and share them via QR code, SMS, or email, with in-person, phone, and online options.

Recent events

  • Reported

    Splitit announces Nandan Sheth as CEO[5]

    Splitit announced that its board appointed Nandan Sheth as CEO, effective February 28, 2022. Interim CEO John Harper would stay on for a period to support the transition.

  • Reported

    Splitit partners with tabby on installment payments[6]

    Splitit announced a partnership with tabby. tabby will integrate Splitit's installment payment platform through a white-label solution so its merchants can offer credit-card installments; integration was expected to be completed by the end of Q3 2021.

  • Reported

    Splitit announces global partnership with UnionPay International[7]

    Splitit announced a global partnership with UnionPay International, which will integrate Splitit to make its installment payment product available to its network. The source says UnionPay credit cardholders will be able to use the option at merchants offering Splitit from June FY21.

  • Reported

    Splitit and QuickFee announce payment partnership[8]

    Splitit and QuickFee announced a partnership to offer installment payments on credit cards to clients of accounting and law firms in the US and Australia. The service was described as becoming available to QuickFee customers in the coming weeks.

  • Unconfirmed

    Reported

    Splitit implements partnerships with Visa and Stripe[9]

    Splitit said it had implemented business partnerships with Visa and Stripe.

  • Reported

    Splitit reports first-quarter results and April growth[9]

    Splitit released first-quarter results, reporting revenue growth of 104% year over year and 51% quarter over quarter, along with increased merchant acceptance and April sales volume.

  • Reported

    Splitit and iPay88 announce a three-year partnership[10]

    Splitit and iPay88 entered a new three-year partnership under which iPay88 will offer Splitit's installment solution to more than 15,000 online merchants in Malaysia. Splitit said it expected to conduct an initial trial in Malaysia by mid-2020.

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