Jaja's Vanta Credit Card and partner brands now offer auto-populated, instant credit card payments via TrueLayer.
The new feature offers instant repayments and aims to improve money management for credit card users.
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TrueLayer, a European open banking payments network, has
announced a partnership with digital lender Jaja Finance. This collaboration
will enable credit card repayments for Jaja customers. Jaja will use
TrueLayer's Payments product to offer instant pay-ins, allowing customers to
make one-off credit card repayments directly from their bank accounts.
Offering Instant Repayments
This new functionality is now available on Jaja's Vanta
Credit Card. It is also available for Jaja's partner brands, including Post
Office, Asda Money Credit Card, and Asda Money Select Credit Card. These credit
cards are linked to Asda's rewards program.
“TrueLayer is attractive to companies that value the
customer experience. With its commitment to best-in-class technology and
customer-centric products, Jaja consistently prioritises their end users. We’re
proud to partner with them on fast, frictionless credit repayments.”
Lucas Dalglish, Chief Commercial Officer, Jaja Finance, Source: LinkedIn
The new repayment process is designed to be more intuitive
and user-friendly. It auto-populates fields, so customers do not need to enter
data manually. The payment links to an individual's bank app, making the
experience safer and smoother.
Settlements are instant, and repayments reflect
immediately in the customer's bank account. This feature aims to make money
management easier and clearer.
Lucas Dalglish, Chief Commercial Officer, Jaja Finance,
said: “Increasingly our customers are looking for heightened sophistication in
the way they make their payments - faster, slicker and more secure."
"TrueLayer’s
open banking-powered instant payments capabilities means we can continue to
harness the future of payments while optimising our technology and enhancing
our customer’s user experience.”
TrueLayer, a European open banking payments network, has
announced a partnership with digital lender Jaja Finance. This collaboration
will enable credit card repayments for Jaja customers. Jaja will use
TrueLayer's Payments product to offer instant pay-ins, allowing customers to
make one-off credit card repayments directly from their bank accounts.
Offering Instant Repayments
This new functionality is now available on Jaja's Vanta
Credit Card. It is also available for Jaja's partner brands, including Post
Office, Asda Money Credit Card, and Asda Money Select Credit Card. These credit
cards are linked to Asda's rewards program.
“TrueLayer is attractive to companies that value the
customer experience. With its commitment to best-in-class technology and
customer-centric products, Jaja consistently prioritises their end users. We’re
proud to partner with them on fast, frictionless credit repayments.”
Lucas Dalglish, Chief Commercial Officer, Jaja Finance, Source: LinkedIn
The new repayment process is designed to be more intuitive
and user-friendly. It auto-populates fields, so customers do not need to enter
data manually. The payment links to an individual's bank app, making the
experience safer and smoother.
Settlements are instant, and repayments reflect
immediately in the customer's bank account. This feature aims to make money
management easier and clearer.
Lucas Dalglish, Chief Commercial Officer, Jaja Finance,
said: “Increasingly our customers are looking for heightened sophistication in
the way they make their payments - faster, slicker and more secure."
"TrueLayer’s
open banking-powered instant payments capabilities means we can continue to
harness the future of payments while optimising our technology and enhancing
our customer’s user experience.”
Tareq is a financial writer with 15 years of experience covering global markets. His work spans technical analysis, forex broker reviews, and market sentiment, with a focus on topics relevant to retail traders. He joined Finance Magnates in 2023.
At Finance Magnates, he serves as News Editor, covering retail forex and CFD brokers, cryptocurrency exchanges, fintech firms, and regulatory developments shaping the trading industry. He holds an Honours degree in Information Technology from Anfell College, London.
Education:
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