Point-of-sale financing

Credit solutions designed to meet consumers where they are

Point-of-sale financing

Credit solutions designed to meet consumers where they are

The future of retail

The point-of-sale (POS) financing market is growing rapidly as consumers expect the flexibility to pay for purchases over time. Traditional issuers are still developing their POS lending strategies to keep pace with the scale and speed of disruption that new technology players are bringing to the market. To help organizations fast-track their ability to provide affordable payment options at the point-of-sale, both in-store and online, and deliver an exceptional consumer experience, EXL and Skeps have partnered to create a packaged, scalable financing solution. The end-to-end, cloud-based solution helps banks and other organizations accelerate technology development and bring point-of-sale financing products to market faster.

Creating a successful risk management framework for point-of-sale financing

Creating a successful risk management framework for point-of-sale financing

At EXL, we have combined our data and analytics expertise with our domain knowledge to develop a five-pronged strategy for lenders to consider when designing a risk framework for point-of-sale financing. Lenders can now integrate the right technologies that are purpose-built to scale POS financing while simultaneously providing accurate, thorough, and fast credit decisions.

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Featured insights
BNPL has grown rapidly as a lending product for consumers over the last few years. The idea of paying for purchases over time through a few interest-free payments is highly appealing to customers. BNPL firms have rapidly grown revenues as product adoption has increased. Most of this growth is led by fintechs while banks have been trying to play catch-up.
As more consumers expect the flexibility to pay for purchases over time, the buy-now-pay-later financing market is expected to grow annually by 40%+. And, as point-of-sale (POS) financing begins to play a more important role in consumer credit options and fintechs continue to quickly bring solutions to the market, traditional issuers are more focused than ever to develop their POS lending strategies to meet consumer and merchant needs.