Apple's BNPL service titled “Apple Pay Later” (still in the testing phase) will evaluate borrowers based on their spending history and other factors—including which of the company’s devices they own—to determine whether a loan will be approved and how much the amount will be.
The service will also look at whether customers have applied for an Apple Card credit card and the other cards they have linked to their Apple Pay accounts. The new service will also be integrated into the Wallet app on the iPhone and will allow users to make an Apple Pay purchase over four installments in the following six weeks; Apple will use an in-house payment platform to conduct lending itself for the first time.
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