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Certegy Ezi-Pay was a prominent Australian point-of-sale financing provider, offering long-term, interest-free payment plans for larger retail purchases in sectors like furniture, automotive, and solar. Established to provide an alternative to traditional credit, its core product allowed customers to take goods home immediately while paying them off in installments. The company was part of Flexigroup Limited, which officially rebranded to Humm Group Limited in 2020. Consequently, the Certegy Ezi-Pay product has been integrated and rebranded under the "Humm" buy now, pay later (BNPL) umbrella, which now serves as the group's primary consumer-facing brand.

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British Virgin Islands

2017

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