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Treba

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04/02/23

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Originally posted by Treba: ↑

This will be partnerships and a toggle on/off switch for splitit in....

Quickbooks (Intuit)
Xero
MYOB
Etc.....

All Small/Medium Business accounting/bookeeping software generate invoices and sends via email or text message a "click to pay" link.

Businesses with it on although paying a few % will be preferred by consumers who wish to split payments.
Small business can advertise 0% interest free.
Businesses will get earlier income (non-funded model) and more constant cashflow (less lumpy) so benefit.
Software providers offering the option to business owners who want to offer split payments will be preferred choice of software.
Other software providers will follow to have the same bells and whistles to compete.

Massive market there alone with existing software reaching billions to easily integrate into.

It will come.
(hopefully they are all over it)

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@Slothster ^^^

This was for this....

https://hotcopper.com.au/posts/66031907/single

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SPT Price at posting: 20.0¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
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