This partnership is part of a comprehensive strategy from both companies to address the growing demand for digital payments in Viet Nam, a market predicted to be worth US$143 billion by 2025.
The Global Economics (TGE), a finance and business publication, recently announced Home Credit Vietnam’s Home PayLater as the winner of the Best New "Buy Now Pay Later" Platform Award.
Most Vietnamese consumers (95 per cent) are aware of Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) or installment plan as a payment option, though only a minority have used it in the last year, according to the Mastercard New Payments Index 2022.
Deloitte and cloud banking platform Mambu have identified the five steps merchants and fintech need to embrace in building a successful Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) offering.
With the consumer-oriented “Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL) industry set to exceed US$1 trillion in annual gross merchandise volume globally by 2025, Mastercard launched a new commercial card offering designed specifically for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) on November 15.
In 2019, several trade fairs have been hosted in rural areas of the Mekong Delta, aiming to promote locally-made made products under the ‘Buy Vietnamese Goods’ programme
The Co.opmart, Co.opXtra and Co.op Food networks have pledged to cut the prices of more than 5,000 products by 10-50 per cent for Tet (the Lunar New Year), which falls on February 16 this time.
Employees of State-owned enterprises'' subsidiaries will be able to buy
shares of the parent companies at preferential prices when those
State-owned enterprises (SOEs) are equitised.
The Viet Nam Asset Management Company (VAMC) this year will use cash,
departing from the usual practice of using only special bonds, to buy
non-performing loans (NPLs), officials said.
Foodstuff producer Kido Joint Stock Company (KDC) plans to buy 26
million shares at no more than VNĐ30,000 each, announced a document of
the firm''s shareholder meeting.
Consumers are flocking to electronic shops and supermarkets to buy
fans, air conditioners and other electronic products to ward off the
heat in the southern region.
The changes to the housing law allowing foreigners and Viet kieu (overseas Vietnamese) to buy houses in Viet Nam (from July 1) has had an impact on the housing market.