Apple has made it easy to purchase a new iPad, (Mac), (AirPods) or (Apple TV) devices, and more than a dozen other products that are sold in the company's store by adding a new interest-free financing option to those who buy their different products via a card ( Apple Card).
The program allows (Apple Card) card holders to distribute the cost of many new Apple purchases over a period of 6 to 12 months, depending on the product, at a 0 percent interest rate, with monthly payments from the Wallet app managed on the iPhone to the card holder.
The new purchase option is now available through the Apple Store, noting that people who choose to fund are also eligible to receive a 3 percent refund with the card's daily cashback feature when using (Apple Pay).
The term of financing varies depending on the product, as Mac and iPad offer a 12-month option at 0 percent interest, as well as purchases of (Pro Display XDR), (Pro Stand), and (VESA Mount Adapter Kit) for iMac. Pro) and (Apple Afterburner) card.
Some accessories, such as: (Apple Pencil), (Magic Keyboard), (Smart Keyboard Folio) for iPad Pro and (Smart Keyboard) for iPad and iPad Air, are also eligible for 12-month financing at 0 percent interest (Apple Watch), however, is currently unable to be funded.
While AirPods, HomePod and Apple TV offer a 6-month option at a 0 percent interest rate, the company has offered an option to purchase a new iPhone as part of Apple's 24-month installment plan at 0 percent interest rates .
With the AirPods Pro payment method, which sells for $ 249, the monthly cost will be $ 41.50 a month for 6 months (not including taxes), rather than paying the entire cost upfront.
The financing option should appear when purchasing using (Apple Pay) on Mac devices with the Safari browser or when using the Apple Store application, and users can take advantage of the financing when using the (Apple Card) with (Apple Pay) in a store Actual apple tv.
The plan is designed to stimulate the use of the Apple Card, which the company launched last August in partnership with (Goldman Sachs). The plan also boosts the company's product sales by allowing users to install the price over several months without interest.
The CEO of the company, Tim Cook, said in April that the company would launch a payment service in installments for products that exceed iPhone, but did not specify the timing or features.
Currently, the Apple Card is only available in the United States, however, the company has partnered with banks around the world, allowing customers to use existing credit cards to purchase products through installment plans.
It is reported that Bloomberg reported that Apple is preparing to allow customers to purchase many of its products, including iPads, Macs and AirPods, in monthly installments for its card holders called Apple Card, and it was planned to announce the technology giant in Cupertino, California reported this service (WWDC).
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