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Checkout.com, Tabby Partner to boost flexible payment options for merchants

GHADA.ISMAIL
Mar 19, 2025
New partnership aims to improve checkout experiences and drive merchant growth

Riyadh – Sharikat Mubasher: Checkout.com joined forces with Tabby to offer flexible payment solutions to merchants in Saudi Arabia and the UAE.

This partnership integrates Tabby’s popular buy now, pay later (BNPL) services directly into Checkout.com’s platform, allowing merchants to provide seamless installment payment options at checkout, as per a recent press release.

With BNPL adoption rising rapidly in the region, this collaboration enables merchants to meet the growing consumer demand for flexible payment methods. According to Checkout.com’s Digital Commerce Report, BNPL adoption rates have reached 39% in the UAE and 42% in Saudi Arabia over the past year. The growing popularity reflects consumers’ increasing preference for installment-based purchasing options, especially as online shopping continues to expand.

By integrating Tabby’s BNPL services, Checkout.com’s merchants can enhance customer experience, improve conversion rates, and increase average order values. This strategic move empowers merchants to cater to Tabby’s network of over 15 million high-intent shoppers, boosting sales and fostering customer loyalty.

Abdulaziz Saja, KSA General Manager at Tabby, highlighted that the partnership will expand Tabby’s flexible payment services to more merchants, providing their customers with greater checkout flexibility.

Meanwhile, Remo Giovanni Abbondandolo, General Manager MENA at Checkout.com, emphasized that flexible payment options are key to driving revenue growth for merchants, and the integration of Tabby’s BNPL solutions aligns with this goal.

As the region’s BNPL market continues to expand, the partnership positions both companies to support businesses by providing efficient payment solutions that meet evolving consumer expectations. By combining Checkout.com’s advanced payment technology with Tabby’s financing options, the partnership aims to deliver a smoother shopping experience while helping merchants achieve higher conversion rates and customer satisfaction.

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