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Atome’s buy now pay later service now available in Amazon Singapore

Customers can opt to pay in three installments with zero interest through Atome.

Amazon customers in Singapore can now enjoy Atome’s buy now pay later payment option during checkout.

This marks Amazon’s first buy now pay later partnership of its kind in Southeast Asia, Atome said in a statement announcing the launch.

ALSO READ: Atome Financial secures US$100m debt facility with HSBC Singapore

Customers need to first bind their Atome account before selecting the pay-in-three easy payments, zero interest option.

Amazon customers can redeem a $15 off– for a minimum spend of $150– when they select Atome at checkout from June 1 onwards.

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