Sorry mate, I believe yii are not correct here saying that...

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29/07/21

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Originally posted by habcos1: ↑

Not really what i would have liked to see.
clearly the implementation stage is more complex than initially estimated by management and hampered by elements out of their control, this happens all the time in business.
Things not to like,
Slow business uptake. Just look at the competition APT etc they are in the hundreds of thousands.
Low customer numbers. Again the competition have vastly greater numbers.
Things to like, management have recognized the cause of the slow growth and implemented strategies to address it.
when i read that Apple Pay were entering the BNPL arena i felt it would have a negative impact on Splitit, now i know it does not,
The report says,
" in
addition to driving more product innovation by integrating Apple Pay and Google Pay.”
So Apple Pay and Google Pay are both integrated with Splitit, Knowing Apple they will take a big slice of the action but all the same the fact is these guys are big and that is where i think we need to be, in it with the best and biggest.
I am going to watch the webinar and see if anything else is revealed.

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Sorry mate, I believe yii are not correct here saying that Splitit is integrated with Apple Pay and hence that means Apple Pay BNPL will use Splitit technology

Zip, Afterpay, Klarna etc all have integration with Apple Pay thag will not make them part of Apple Pay BNPL offering

Apple BNPL will be a different offering and have no integration with Splitit

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