AUB sees growing acceptance for buy now, pay later scheme

by The Manila Times

Sep 08, 2022 12:07 am

ASIA United Bank (AUB) is riding on the growing momentum for buy now, pay later (BNPL) in the country as it partners with Asia's leading BNPL platform provider Atome and Singapore-based fintech MatchMove to launch Atome Card in the Philippines.

Wilfredo Rodriguez, AUB's head of Operations and Technology Group, said BNPL allows Filipino consumers to pay less now without having to worry about interest rate hikes in the future.

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