Amazon Pay Later | How to register and avail this service

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Amazon Pay Later | How to register and avail this service

by Ram pandey

Amazon Pay Later gives customers the option to avail instant zero-interest credit on any of the products listed on Amazon India. Customers can make payments the next month or in EMIs over 3 to 12 months. The service, according to Amazon, is a rebranded version of the earlier Amazon Pay EMI.

To start using the e-commerce giant’s latest offering, customers need to complete a one-time setup process which takes a few minutes. There are also a few eligibility conditions for one to be able to use this service.

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One needs to have an Amazon.in account with a verified mobile number, a valid permanent account number (PAN) card, a bank account with one of the selected banks, and valid address proof (driving license, voter ID card, aadhaar card, utility bills (not older than 60 days), passport). Also, only those who are 23 years of age or above can make use of the Pay Later option.

In case you cannot spot the option to register on your app, that may be because the service has been made available only to a limited set of customers at present.

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