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How to use financing on Whop

Whop offers Splitit, Sezzle, Klarna, AfterPay, and Zip Pay to eligible businesses

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See how to apply and access financing to give to your customers.

What is financing

Financing gives customers the flexibility to purchase products without having to pay the full cost upfront, with the option to split payments for any one-time purchase into monthly installments.

Financing options increase conversion, increase average order value, and reach new customers. Creators receive the full payment of the item up front, minus any fees (just like credit & debit card payments), and don't have to manage the financing. The buy now, pay later providers take on the task of underwriting customers, managing the installments, and collecting payments.

What financing options are available on Whop?

Whop currently has five financing partners. Depending on your business, you may be eligible to access some or all of these five options:

  1. Splitit

  2. Sezzle

  3. AfterPay

  4. Klarna

  5. ZipPay

Depending on your business, you may be able to access some or all of these options.

How do I apply to get financing on my checkout?

To apply for financing on Whop, answer a few questions about your business on the form below:

You can also access this application by:

  • Going to your creator dashboard

  • Click the Pricing tab on the left sidebar

  • Click the + Create button

  • At the bottom of the create pricing screen, click the Apply for financing button - this will redirect you to the application form

Am I eligible for financing?

Our financing partners have certain requirements for the businesses they are able to support. In order to access financing options on your business, you must:

  • Have fully set up your Whop Payments account

    • Click Payouts on your creator dashboard to set up your account

  • Be in an eligible category

    • Financing companies cannot support gambling, sports betting, trading signals (pure education may be ok!), credit offers, or adult content under any circumstances

  • Have maintained a dispute rate <3% over the last 90 days

    • If you are new to Whop, we will ask for statements from the last 90 days from your previous payment processor. Note that we need processing statements, NOT bank statements, and we need to see your total number of transactions and total number of disputes over the last 90 days

  • Have processed at least $5,000 from at least 10 different customers

    • Again, if you processed off of whop that's fine - we'll look at your processing statements!

  • Have completed your Whop store page

    • We need to see a complete whop store page so we fully understand your offer - including what you're selling and how you fulfill

You will receive a Whop DM when any whop you own (meaning you have an Owner role on the whop) is approved for financing and has had the option enabled.

If you have not heard back about your financing application, please check your email to see if you have received any requests for processing statements, or a notice of application denial.

How customers can use financing

  • On the checkout page, if financing is available, all eligible options will it will automatically appear as possible payment methods

  • Customers simply select the preferred financing options and will be immediately redirected to the financing provider's platform to complete the purchase.

Financing troubleshooting

If you have already received confirmation that your financing has been activated, but you still don’t see any of the options live on your checkout links, it may be for one of the following reasons:

  1. Your transaction size is too large: Sezzle currently has a $2.5k USD transaction limit, Afterpay has a $4k USD limit, and Splitit extends up to $65k USD.

  2. You are creating a subscription link instead of a one-time payment link.

  3. You are currently located outside of the US or Canada: Selzze, Klarna, and Afterpay only show up for users based in these two countries.

  4. Your dispute rate has jumped above 3%.

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