Tabby and Tamara, where they actually change the decision
Instalments matter most on the product page, not at the final step. A shopper deciding between AED 943 now and four payments of AED 236 should see both while they are still deciding.
How it is wired in
On the product page
The instalment split appears under the price, where the decision is being made — not three screens later.
In the cart and at checkout
Selected like any other payment method, with the schedule shown before anything is committed.
In the admin panel
A BNPL order looks like any other order: same invoice, same VAT treatment, same refund flow.
In the app
The same options inside your own iOS and Android app, not just on the website.
This is the payment behaviour of the market, not a promotion
Buy now, pay later is ordinary here, particularly on the AED 200 to AED 2,000 basket that most speciality retail lives in. Hiding it until checkout means the shopper has already decided the price is too high.
One caution worth knowing: an authorised BNPL order is not yet a paid one. The panel distinguishes the two, so you are not shipping against money that has not arrived.
- On every plan, including Starter
- Your own Tabby and Tamara merchant accounts — settlements go to you
- The provider's fee is charged by them; we add nothing to it
What people ask about this
Do I need separate accounts for Tabby and Tamara?
How is VAT handled on an instalment order?
What happens if a customer stops paying their instalments?
The rest of the platform
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