Easy Payment Options To Make Life Easy And Comfortable!

Lazypay offers the ‘buy now pay later’ option, which has become very popular with the youth of today. Lazy pay is known to give credit for everyone’s every need and offers very flexible repayment options. It mostly works with a one-tap payment with repayment requirements once in fifteen days. One of its key features is that it has no-cost EMI options available, letting people payback at affordable rates. It is accepted in over 250 websites and apps, key ones being Swiggy, Flipkart, and Tata Sky.

The Tata Sky offers the website provides has been an enormous hit. Some of them are Rs.75 cashback for first Lazypay transaction on Tata Sky, minimum recharge value being Rs. 349. Vodafone also provides offers to its customers via this website, one of them provides cashback of Rs. 25 for customers using the buy now pay later offer by Lazy pay to recharge for the first time with Vodafone. The minimum recharge value to avail of this offer is Rs. 149.

Points to be kept in mind:

• To be eligible to use this website, one needs to be an adult, essentially between the ages of 22 to 55, and must be a salaried resident of India.
• It operates in tier one and tier two cities.
• The documents required are Photo ID proof, permanent address, bank details, and a selfie.

Lazypay provides the complete digital process, maintains the highest level of security with very minimal documentation. In India, there have been more than one lakh downloads of the app, one crore credit transactions with about 500 crores credit disbursed.

About Lazypay

Lazy pay is a product of the famous company ‘PayU’ which provides the option of technological payment methods to merchants. It was founded in 2002, and it is headquartered in Hoofddorp, Netherlands. It mainly started the era of payment by using apps and websites, and it provides many offers like the Tata Sky offers by Lazy pay. It has a massive reach, and it is used in over seventeen countries. The firm is owned by the Naspers Group. By the year 2014, all the companies under Naspers Group begun to use PayU for their payment.

One of PayU’s essential products is PCI-DSS certified payment gateway, which provides a safe and hassle-free online payment option. It is an anti-fraud system and a Visa/MasterCard acquirer.

The main aim of Lazypay is to recreate the ‘Kirana Store’ style of shopping where the shopkeeper lets you take home the order as he trusts you, and you can pay back later. PayU India also has the most significant consumer distribution. Thus Lazypay, a branch of it, has been a huge success in India.

FAQs.

1. What happens when one doesn’t pay Lazypay back?

Ans. When the website doesn’t receive payment, it sends constant reminders. If it continues, the site blocks the users from using it again.

2. Is there any penalty for late payment?

Ans. For every one day, the user makes a late payment, ten rupees are added to the amount.

3. Is the app free to download?

Ans. Yes, it is free and available on Playstore and Appstore.