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Affirm to Allow Buy Now, Pay Later Purchases in Just Two Chunks

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Affirm Holdings Inc. is adding more ways for consumers to divide up their purchases as demand rises for pay-over-time options at checkout.

The buy now, pay later company will allow shoppers to split the cost of a purchase into as few as two interest-free payments, known as “Pay in 2,” according to a statementBloomberg Terminal Thursday. In another new offering, called “Pay in 30,” they’ll be able to pay in full, also without interest, within 30 days of a purchase. The company is known for its interest-free “Pay in 4” products, with payments every two weeks, and also offers more-traditional monthly installments.