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SPLTR Reviews & Product Details

SPLTR lets a business take a deposit and collect the balance in automatic instalments that finish before a date the business sets, for events, trips, weddings and custom orders. It can also split one payment between several people. SPLTR is free for the business; the customer pays a flat $1 plan fee added to each instalment. Money is paid into the business's own Stripe account, and there is no credit check for the customer.

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