Apple Extends Pay Later Grace Period

The tech giant has joined the “Buy Now, Pay Later” used and short loan extension

Announced this week, the new loan service shows that similar offers will compete this year, as the company’s new iOS 16 iPhone program is launched, will be able to purchase products that use Apple Pay and pay to increase four equal parts over six weeks as a “Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL), according to the report.

The tech giant has partnered with Mastercard, which interacts with vendors and offers the white-label installment BNPL product used by Apple, and Apple Card issuer Goldman Sachs is also involved as the technical issuer of the loans and is Bin’s official release, reporting for the report.

And it will appear on their account, and it will appear on their account, and they will launch the tech giant initially, and pay later in the United States. Apple Card, its other credit name, is only available in the United States.