The finance travel company will utilise Cross River’s FDIC License to serve consumers in the US. The partnership will also facilitate the rollout of Fly Now Pay Later’s product lines to a range of existing partnerships at checkout, and to a wider direct-to-consumer audience via the business’s ‘anywhere’ app.
It means that US consumers will no longer be required to pay for travel in full at the time of booking – hopefully easing the financial burden of arranging a trip and improving the booking experience, through spreading the cost over time, as the press release says.
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