“As a trusted financial services organization, Cross River’s expertise and innovation, together with Fly Now Pay Later’s flexibility and affordability, will allow customers an entirely streamlined and stress-free solution when financing travel.”įly Now Pay Later, which was founded in 2015, recently secured a £10 million ($14 million) in Series A funding, bringing the total raised total to £45 million ($62 million). “By removing financial boundaries, we hope to open the post-covid-19 world for travellers and reconnect people with their friends and families around the globe. ![]() “There are tens of thousands of people who have families around the world who need a frictionless way to finance their flights.” said Jasper Dykes, chief executive of Fly Now Pay Later. US consumers will no longer be required to pay for travel in full at the time of booking. The partnership will also facilitate the rollout of Fly Now Pay Later’s product lines to a range of existing partnerships at checkout, and to a wider direct-to-consumer audience via the its ‘anywhere’ app. The agreement means the flexible travel payments firm can serve customers in the US under Cross River’s FDIC License. British fintech Fly Now Pay Later has secured a license to operate in the US having signed a deal with New Jersey-based financial services organisation Cross River Bank.
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