Full-Time
Provides buy now, pay later financing solutions
$102k - $142k/yr
Entry, Junior
Remote in Canada
Candidates must be located in Canada to apply for this remote position.
Affirm provides point-of-sale financing solutions as an alternative to traditional credit cards. It allows consumers to make purchases and pay over time through installment plans, often without hidden fees or deferred interest. Affirm partners with merchants to integrate its payment options into online and in-store shopping experiences, using user-friendly plugins and APIs. The company earns revenue from interest and fees on loans to consumers, as well as from merchants who pay to offer Affirm's financing. Additionally, Affirm offers a merchant dashboard for transaction processing and promotional tools to help businesses market these financing options effectively. The goal of Affirm is to empower consumers with flexible payment solutions while providing value to merchants in the e-commerce and retail sectors.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
San Francisco, California
Founded
2012
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