Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) provider Openpay is partnering with e-commerce platform Aero Commerce.
The Aero platform provides merchants with tailored e-commerce solutions.
The partnership with Openpay will allow for a combination of content and commerce with payments flexibility for merchants provided by Openpay’s API-first approach.
The tie up comes after OpenPay added retailer Monsoon Accessorize to its client list alongside JD Sports, The Hut Group and ShopTo.
Andy Harding, UK managing director of Openpay, said:“We’re thrilled to partner with Aero as we continue our UK expansion through 2021. The platform simultaneously delivers a best-in-class checkout experience and we’re delighted to be able to offer Aero retailers our next-generation BNPL solution so their customers can buy now and pay smarter with our flexible, interest-free plans.”
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