MARKETSSTORY 522· JULY 6, 2026

Six in Ten Americans Will Accept AI Help With Buy Now, Pay Later — If They Stay in the Driver's Seat

A PYMNTS Intelligence report, produced in collaboration with Splitit, finds that 61% of U.S. consumers are open to AI-assisted Pay Later recommendations, a signal that artificial intelligence is moving from back-office underwriting

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