I was originally not a fan of the longer-duration products, but interestingly it's clear in the US they are very much in demand - Affirm's partnerships for longer-term options are clearly very popular. The obsessions with faster receivables is very much an Australian focus, likely shaped by the overweight attention to APT. Affirm have longer duration periods and less numbers of transactions per customer per year, as is doing just fine, thus I imagine their receivables turnover is probably slower than Zip's, and much slower than APT.
I was originally not a fan of the longer-duration products, but...
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