Clearpay has partnered with Arcadia Group, Signet Brands and Pandora to launch its buy now, pay later service to customers across the three retail groups.
Under the terms of the partnership, online customers of Topshop, Topman, Miss Selfridge, Dorothy Perkins, Wallis, Ernest Jones, H Samuel and Pandora, will have access to Clearpay’s buy now pay later instalment plan, where purchases can be paid for in four parts, due every fortnight.
Clearpay has signed the deals with Sir Phillip Green's Arcadia retail empire and leading High Street jewellery brands in time for the Christmas shopping rush. The company launched its flexible payments service in the UK a year ago; it now has over one million customers and more than 1,900 retailers offer its instalment plan.
“As we head into the peak trading season, online shopping will play a major role for all as we follow stay-at-home orders,” said Carl Scheible, UK chief economic officer of Clearplay. "It is our goal to make sure customers can spend responsibly for the gifts on their Christmas shopping lists.
“We're proud to partner with a wide assortment of new retailers that can help shoppers get the perfect item for that special someone," he added.
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