You are promoting the opposition sneef, they don;t use Splitit. Visa has a partnership with Visa to offer Splitit side by side with Visa Installments, but they are competitors. You can see that Visa Installments is being heavily promoted
AsiaPay
AsiaPay has launched Visa Instalments in Hong Kong.AsiaPay offers Visa installment payments in the Hong Kong market. The integration of Visa Instalments allows AsiaPay to:
Increase flexibility for consumers in the region
Optimize the shopping experience for customers
Help merchants increase sales and expand business opportunities
Joseph Chan, CEO of AsiaPay, emphasized that this launch aims to provide customers with a quality and value-added shopping experience through convenient payment choices of card installments.
Splitit
Splitit, on the other hand, offers its own installment payment service that works with existing credit cards.Key points about Splitit's offering include:
It allows shoppers to use their existing credit cards to split purchases into smaller, monthly payments
Supports Visa, Mastercard, and in some cases American Express, Discover, and UnionPay credit cards
Does not increase debt or require new credit checks
Offers plans ranging from 2-12 monthly installments
While Splitit works with Visa cards, it's important to note that this is different from the specific "Visa Instalments" program that AsiaPay has integrated.In conclusion, both companies offer installment payment options, but AsiaPay specifically offers Visa Instalments, while Splitit provides its own installment service that works with various credit cards, including Visa.
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