Atome’s BNPL debuts on Taobao Singapore

Every Saturday, Atome shoppers can enjoy a $12 off for a $120 minimum spend.

Fintech Atome’s buy now pay later (BNPL) solution is now available in Taobao Singapore.

The move is expected to make the cross-border shopping experience even more seamless and affordable for its users, Atome said in a press release.

The BNPL payment option is available to shoppers in Singapore on the Taobao mobile app. They first need to have an existing Atome account and add Atome to the checkout payment option.

ALSO READ: BNPL provider Atome Financial doubles operating income in 2023

Taobao Singapore will have a special promotion of $12 off for every minimum spend of $120 for Atome users every Saturday, up to 3 August. On 18 June, Taobao shoppers can enjoy an additional $15 discount for every minimum spend of $200.

“Adding Atome’s popular BNPL payment option to our range of existing options will offer greater choice, flexibility and convenience to our valued customers and elevate their shopping experience,” said Taobao Singapore country manager Jean Zhao.

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