amanté customers to benefit from new XSPLIT payment scheme

by malinga
November 24, 2024 1:04 am 0 comment 399 views

WEBXPAY Executive Chairman Thilak Piyadigama and amanté Lanka Executive Director Padmal Silva at the signing of the first Buy Now Pay Later retail offering in Sri Lanka

In alignment with its digital strategy, amantéhas tied up with WEBXPAY-the premier digital payment solutions provider in Sri Lanka-to give its customers even more reason to shop at the brand’s stores island-wide.

The first retailer in the country to do so, Sri Lanka’s leading intimate apparel label has now introduced XSPLIT; a‘Buy Now Pay Later’ (BNPL) scheme allowing consumers to purchase products on the spot and pay in more comfortable payment terms later.

“We at amanté are always seeking out new ways to enhance the customer experience, even if it means that we pave the way for other retailers to follow,” said Padmal Silva, Executive Director at amanté Lanka.

“We’re incredibly excited to have partnered up with WEBXPAY to be able to now unveilour exciting new digital payment option for the benefit of our customers visiting any of our boutiques across the country,” he said.

Applicable for all transactions over Rs. 10,000, amanté customers can now pay for their purchase using their credit cards andchoose from either a three-month or six-month payment plan (not tied with interest, documentation,or any hidden fees) to complete their payment more flexibly. With many of the country’s leading banks already on board, more are expected to follow as the scheme gains traction.

“The ascendancy of BNPL schemes such as XSPLIT has transformed the global retail sector, and we are thrilled to be able to introduce this novel payment model together with amanté in Sri Lanka,” said Thilak Piyadigama, Executive Chairman at WEBXPAY.

“The way we purchase is now moving away from traditional credit, and this seamless way of paying is far more convenient, flexible, and straightforward,” he said.

Launched in 2012 from humble beginnings, amanté has now established itself as one of Sri Lanka’s most trusted intimate wearbrands, with a constantly evolving product line in tune with global fashion trends.

The company has seven independent boutiques across the country.

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