FA: Split Partial Deposit Pay

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"Flexible, customizable payment options: deposits, installments, and split payments."

Partial payments

Split payments

Pre-order management

Custom payment plans

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About FA: Split Partial Deposit Pay

Launched Sep 15, 2025

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Description

Offer split, partial and deposits payments to customers. Offer pre-order purchase option.

Offer a wide variety of flexible payment options on your products. Create partial payments, customer deposits, shared payments, and installment plans akin to Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services.

Offer a wide variety of flexible payment options on your products. Create partial payments, customer deposits, shared payments, and installment plans akin to Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services. more

Partial Payments – Let customers pay a deposit upfront and the rest later.
Split Payments – Allow customers to split payment in installments.
Custom Payment Plans – Create flexible plans by order amount.
Take pre orders and charge pending payment when your item is ready for dispatch.

Pros

Flexible payment options including partial payments, customer deposits, and shared payments.
Customizable payment plans cater to diverse customer needs.
Facilitates installment plans similar to Buy Now, Pay Later services.
Enables businesses to take pre-orders and charge pending payment upon dispatch.
Supports creating custom payment plans based on order amount.

Cons

Potential complexity in setting up and managing various payment plans.
Might require additional resources to handle customer support related to payment issues.
Could result in cash flow delays due to partial or delayed payments.