QI Tech and Bettr expand credit access for e-commerce merchants and consumers in Brazil
What's happening
QI Tech has partnered with Ant International's embedded finance arm Bettr to expand credit solutions across Brazil's e-commerce market. The collaboration will roll out working capital loans for small and medium online sellers to fund inventory and growth, and introduce Buy Now, Pay Later instalment options for consumers on digital shopping platforms. The offering is positioned as embedded credit inside merchant platforms and digital retailers, leveraging QI Tech's financial infrastructure and Bettr's inclusive, embedded finance capabilities. Initial focus will be on online retail and merchant working capital, with consumer BNPL added alongside seller lending.
Why it's trending
Embedded finance and BNPL remain hot in Brazil as merchants need working capital to scale and platforms seek ways to boost conversion and average order value.
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If you sell online in Brazil, you may soon be able to get inventory loans inside the platforms you already use, no separate bank application needed.
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- QI Tech and Bettr launch embedded credit partnership in Brazil
QI Tech, a Brazilian financial infrastructure provider, and Bettr, Ant International’s embedded finance platform, have partnered to expand embedded credit offerings across Brazil’s e-commerce market. The collaboration brings working capital lending for merchants and buy now, pay later (BNPL) options for consumers into digital shopping platforms. The move comes as retail evolves with the growth of
FinTech GlobalJun 29 - QI Tech and Bettr Boost Credit Access for Brazil’s E-CommerceWorld Business OutlookJun 29
- Singapore’s Ant International takes embedded finance arm Bettr to BrazilAsian Banking & FinanceJun 29
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