Jumia partners with First Bank to launch hire-purchase services

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Jumia-Nigerias-No-1-Online-Retailer-620x330Shoppers in Nigeria will now be able to buy goods then pay for them later after JUMIA signed a deal with First Bank of Nigeria to enable customers to simply buy their products of choice and pay in installments.

Shoppers will use the new First Bank Naira Credit Card to make their purchases online. If you don’t have the card, you can sign up for one online on the Jumia website.

“This unique partnership takes the customer experience to another level like we have never seen before in e-commerce. The customer, apart from having a wide assortment of products and excellent services available to him, he is also empowered to purchase them” Abiodun Ajadi, e-business group, First Bank of Nigeria.

The Buy Now Pay Later has up to 45 interest-free days with delivery within 10-12 days.

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