ContactNow Partners with Kashier to Offer Flexible Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) Solutions to Customers
This collaboration marks a key step in Contact Now's strategy to expand its digital offerings and enhance the customer experience. By providing flexible installment plans and seamless digital payment options, Contact Now delivers an intuitive financial journey tailored to customers' daily needs, especially as demand continues to grow for smarter, tech-driven financial solutions.
Ahmed El Moselhy – Business Director at Contact Now, commented: ' Partnering with a leading digital payments provider like Kashier is an exciting step forward. This partnership reflects our vision of delivering innovative financing solutions by integrating the BNPL services, we aim to strengthen our market presence and reach new customer segments in line with evolving market dynamics and changing customer needs.'
Khaled Raslan, Founder and CEO of Kashier, said: 'Our goal at Kashier has always been to help businesses grow by offering cutting-edge payment solutions and partnering with ContactNow, a market leader in consumer finance, allows us to bring even more value to our merchants and their customers by making financing more accessible and frictionless.'
It is noteworthy that 'ContactNow' app offers a diverse set of digital financing solutions, catering to the rising customer demand for easy and flexible payment options. This initiative reflects Contact's commitment to delivering smart financial experiences, advancing financial inclusion, and driving digital transformation, particularly amid the rapid growth in the fintech sector, driven by shifting consumer behavior and the increasing reliance on cashless payment methods.
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