BNPL

Buy now, pay later, from onboarding to settlement

Offer instalment payment at the counter and online without stitching together separate systems. Merchants are onboarded once, every purchase is decided in real time, and settlement and reconciliation follow on the same platform.

How it works

One path from merchant to money

Each stage is a momentPay component, so nothing is re-keyed or re-integrated between them.

  1. Onboard
  2. Decide
  3. Accept
  4. Settle
  5. Reconcile
What you get

Everything a BNPL programme needs on one platform

Merchant onboarding

Bring merchants on to shared merchant data, settlement engine, security and APIs, then add channels as they grow.

Real-time decisioning

momentPay Shield scores every request and returns approve, review or decline in under 10 milliseconds.

No-code risk rules

Change policy in a rules engine without a release, backed by machine learning, watchlist screening and velocity analytics.

Accept in store

momentPay Collect connects to the ERP, ECR or POS a merchant already runs, so instalment payment appears at the billing counter.

Accept online

momentPay Orchestrate covers payment links, forms, recurring billing, e-commerce, app and marketplace checkout.

Settle and reconcile

Multi-currency settlement, then four-way matching from bank statement through to the ledger.

Worth knowing. Merchant lending (BNPL) sits in the Enterprise stage of the momentPay Acquiring roadmap. The platform underneath it, from onboarding to reconciliation, is what you start with today.

Built on

The momentPay products behind it

momentPay Acquiring

Merchant onboarding, gateway, settlement and the staged path to merchant lending.

Explore momentPay Acquiring

momentPay Shield

Real-time risk decision on each instalment request.

Explore momentPay Shield

momentPay Reconcile

Matches settlements to transactions and writes the result into your accounting system.

Explore momentPay Reconcile

Tell us what you want to launch

We will map BNPL to the products and the shortest rollout path, then scope a proof of concept.