Full-Time
Posted on 2/19/2025
Offers buy now, pay later services
$132k - $180kAnnually
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Remote in USA
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Zip Co provides buy now, pay later (BNPL) services that allow consumers to make purchases and pay for them over time without interest. Its main products, Zip Pay and Zip Money, cater to everyday purchases and larger expenses, respectively. Zip operates in several countries, including Australia, New Zealand, the UK, the US, Canada, and Mexico, serving both individual consumers and businesses. The company generates revenue through merchant fees, late fees, and interest on certain products. What sets Zip apart from competitors is its focus on convenience, transparency, and flexibility, ensuring users are aware of their payment obligations. Zip aims to simplify the purchasing process and enhance the shopping experience by partnering with various retailers, while also expanding its market presence globally.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Total Funding
$972.7K
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Founded
2013
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U.S. retail customers are adopting buy now, pay later (BNPL) options for in-store transactions, according to Zip. On a call with analysts Monday (Aug. 26) discussing the Australia-based FinTech company’s fourth quarter fiscal 2024 financial results, CEO Cynthia Scott spoke to this shift. “Our Americas business had an outstanding year,” Scott said. “…Higher margin channels, including the physical card, saw strong in-store engagement, with card volumes up nearly 150% versus the prior year and in-store volume now driving 20% of all U.S
Australian buy now, pay later (BNPL) firm Zip is reportedly considering a partnership with Apple. That collaboration would integrate Zip’s installment payments offering with Apple in the U.S., CEO Cynthia Scott told the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). The company also plans to announce pacts with major U.S. merchants during this quarter, she added. “We don’t have an integration with Apple at the moment in the U.S., but that’s something that we are in conversation with them about,” Scott said on Tuesday
Australian streaming service Stan has chosen financial infrastructure platform Stripe to power its online payments and subscription billing.Stan has partnered with Stripe to help the streaming service increase authorization rates and reduce involuntary churn, according to a Wednesday (Aug. 21) press release.“We are continuing to build outstanding user experiences our customers value,” Stan Chief Technology Officer John Hogan said in the release. “Stripe’s strong expertise in financial infrastructure development helps by providing easy, intuitive and secure payment and billing processes for our customers.”In this partnership, Stan has worked with Stripe to accelerate its time to market with customized subscriptions by integrating Stripe Billing; increase its payment acceptance rate by combining Stripe Billing with Adaptive Acceptance, Network Tokens and Card Account Updater; and improve recovery rates by implementing Smart Retries, according to the release.Stan is adopting these solutions at a time when 90% of consumers in Australia have a streaming subscription, and there is an increasing number of subscriptions per person, per the release.“We’re thrilled to partner with Stan to offer more payment flexibility to its customers and scale its streaming business in a cost-efficient manner,” Karl Durrance, managing director, Australia and New Zealand at Stripe, said in the release.This is the latest of several new partnerships and product offerings announced by Stripe in recent weeks.Zip said Thursday (Aug. 15) that its buy now, pay later (BNPL) offering will be generally available later this year as a payment method for U.S. merchants using Stripe. That offering’s availability in the United States is currently limited to beta users.On Aug
Zip’s buy now, pay later (BNPL) offering will be generally available later this year as a payment method for U.S. merchants using Stripe. Its availability in the United States is currently limited to beta users.These merchants will be able to enable Zip as a payment method with a single click in their Stripe dashboard, thereby offering BNPL to their customers at checkout, Zip said in a Thursday (Aug. 15) press release.“Our goal at Zip is to provide customers transparent and flexible credit solutions that enhance their financial autonomy while providing merchants access to a new and motivated customer base,” George Eliopoulos, chief commercial officer at Zip, said in the release.Zip’s algorithm enables more people to access credit, enabling merchants to reach a new segment of customers and increase both conversion rates and basket sizes, according to the release.The company’s payment method is currently used by 6 million consumers and 79,000 merchants across the United States, Australia and New Zealand, according to the release.The partnership of Zip and Stripe in the U.S. marks an extension of a collaboration that began last year in Australia, per the release.“Our strategic partnership with Stripe continues to offer strong outcomes for merchants and customers in Australia, and we are excited to replicate the success in the United States,” Eliopoulos said in the release.Zip teamed with another payments and commerce infrastructure provider, Primer, in September to expand its share of the U.S. BNPL market.The BNPL provider said at the time that its partnership with Primer will let merchants in the retail, fashion, travel and mobility sectors make Zip part of their payments stack.“With an $11 trillion total addressable market in the U.S., BNPL services account for a mere 2% of all payments,” Zip Co-founder and U.S
Zip (ASX: ZIP), a digital financial services company offering innovative, people-centered products, today announced its integration as a payment method for U.S. merchants using Stripe. With the new integration, eligible merchants can easily enable Zip as a payment method with a single click, which can help attract new customers and increase both conversion rates and basket sizes. Zip partnered with Stripe in Australia last year, and this now extends the partnership for merchants in the U.S.With 6.0 million active customers and more than 79,000 merchants across the United States, Australia and New Zealand,1 Zip continues to promote financial inclusion by making everyday spending, cash flow management, budgeting – and the ability to cover unexpected expenses – accessible.BNPL has firmly established itself as a mainstream payment option, and Zip’s innovative and inclusive approach is revolutionizing access to the retail economy. Its unique algorithm welcomes a broader demographic to access credit, which not only introduces a new segment of customers to brands but also helps to address the needs of those long underserved by traditional financial institutions.“Our goal at Zip is to provide customers transparent and flexible credit solutions that enhance their financial autonomy while providing merchants access to a new and motivated customer base,” said George Eliopoulos, Chief Commercial Officer at Zip. “Our strategic partnership with Stripe continues to deliver strong outcomes for merchants and customers in Australia, and we are excited to replicate the success in the United States.”For merchants leveraging Stripe’s optimized checkout interfaces, like the Payment Element and Checkout, they can enable Zip with no code from their Stripe Dashboard