Amazon has been slow to broadly offer third-party POS financing options, but its attitude may be changing:
Paidy's twofold ability to improve checkout may be what's catching these firms' attention.
The e-tailer has now introduced third-party POS financing in two markets, which may mean Amazon has an increased interest in the space. In addition to working with Paidy in Japan, Amazon has with Australia-based Zip Co to provide its Australian consumers with access to Zip Co's alternative financing options.
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