Eat now – pay later.
DODordash is partnership with clarna – buying now, pay later company – to provide customers the opportunity to finance their food and other retail purchases.
In the coming months, when customers check, they will be able to choose a payment option when buying groceries, other retail goods and the annual DASSPSS plan at Dobordash.com or through the app, according to a press release.
Payment options will include full payment, in four equal installments with no interest or “pay later”, which allows customers to “add payments in a more convenient time, such as a date that matches their salary schedules.”
“As we expand the offers of the doordash – from groceries and beauty to electronics and gifts – flexible payment options are essential to meet the needs of our customers,” said Anand Subbarayan, head of money products in Dobordash, in a statement.
Payments for food purchases are becoming more common. The Dobordash Grubhub rival already offers the choice.
The measure comes as food and food prices are growing and Americans are finding themselves in more debt.
“Our partnership with DOordash marks an important milestone in expanding clarna in the categories of daily expenses. By offering smarter, more flexible solutions for groceries, retail and essential retail, we are making even more accessible to millions of Americans,” said David Sykes, Clara trade chief.
Cooperation can help those who rely on delivery services, some supporters say.
“People for disabilities and other forms of help use doordas for their weekly and monthly foods. This is probably useful to them,” commented one person for Tikk.
“It sounds useful for groceries, especially for people who don’t have a vehicle or do not live near grocery stores,” another has to do with.
Another emphasized that the use of clarna is similar to loading something on a credit card.
However, some people have been quick to emphasize what they see they are absurd.
“When Doordash is offering you a payment plan, something is going extremely bad,” said Matt Buhele content creator in a video tiktok. “If you have to finance your Burrito bowl, the golden age of prosperity does not scream.”
“I know that food items are getting higher and everyone is fighting, but if you have a four installation plan for a McFLURRY, you have lost the plot, my friend,” he added.
“You’ll be ready to Klarna McDonald’s. God gets help,” someone withdrew to X.
“What do you mean you have $ 11k in” Dobordash Debt “,” jokes another.
“Finally ended up paying my Starbucks drink from last year, so this is perfect,” one wrote.
“If you need clarns to order food, you should not order food,” someone said.
Klarna responded to the reaction with a blog post entitled “Convenience should not cost”, explaining what the service is and explaining that Klarna can be used in DOordash for buying over $ 35 – s, o no, you can’t finance your burrito.
“Today, news of our partnership with Dobordash aroused a conversation about using credit to buy food. This is an important discussion and we welcome it a lot,” the company wrote in the blog post.
“This partnership is an opportunity to empower customers with maximum choice and control how they pay,” he reads. “People have to pay with money they have when possible. But when the loan is needed, it’s important to choose a smarter, more responsible option.”
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