
45% of Consumers Used Credit Card Installment Plans In Past Year
Installment Plans Becoming a Key Part of Shopper’s Toolkit
The difference between installment plans and BNPL for many consumers is confusing so, when asked, they’re not always sure. A new PYMNTS Intelligence study of 2,572 U.S. consumers gets to the heart of the matter to examine how consumers use installment plans – merchant versus credit card – and BNPL. The results may surprise you. Read more in “Installment Plans Becoming a Key Part of Shopper’s Toolkit,” a collaboration with Splitit.
Inside the September Study
- 65%: Share of Gen Z consumers who have used an installment plan in the last year
- 74%: Portion of installment plan users who name better spending management as a reason to use a plan
- 37%: Share of consumers who have not used an installment plan in the last year who cite risk of overspending as a reason
Installment Plans Report
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Managing Unplanned Expenses: How The Pay Later Economy Fits Consumer Needs
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Maximizing Holiday Value: The Strategic Value of Early Pay Later Visibility
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Pay Later Plans Power Holiday Shopping Strategies
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Innovations and Development of Card-Linked Installment Plans
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Merchants’ Evolving Perspective on the Value of Card-Linked Pay Later Plans
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The Use of Card-Linked Installment Plans in Online and In-Store Sales
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Redefining Retail: Consumer Finance Trends Driving the Evolution of Pay Later Plans
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Divided, Not Conquered: Acquirer and Merchant Confusion Clouds Split-Payments Landscape
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Unpacking Merchant Strategies and Consumer Demand for Flexible Payment Plans
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Acquirers’ Navigation of an Uncertain Installment Plan Landscape