What is Float?
Now you can buy even bigger at Nintendo Online Store and split your payment over up to 6 interest-free monthly instalments using the available limit on your Visa or Mastercard credit card. When you shop with Float, you buy yourself more time to meet your credit card repayments because each month your credit card statement only reflects the monthly instalment amount versus the full purchase amount.
What is Float?
Now you can buy even bigger at iStore and split your payment over up to 6 interest-free monthly instalments using the available limit on your Visa or Mastercard credit card. When you shop with Float, you buy yourself more time to meet your credit card repayments because each month your credit card statement only reflects the monthly instalment amount versus the full purchase amount.
Why use Float?
Get your purchase today and use
the available limit on your credit card
to payin multiple interest-free,
fee free installments.
It's all the perks of your credit card, butnone of the cons. None of the
interest, no fees, no extra debt and no
catch. Just shopping joy on your terms.
It's your credit already, so there are noapplications or credit checks. the
cherry on top? You continue to earn
your reward points.
Unlike other financing options, Float
does not issue new credit. We simply
help you use your existing credit limit in
a smarter way.
How to pay with Float?
It's as quick and easy as a regular credit card purchase.
No sign-up required - just shopping joy on your terms.
How Float works?
At the time of purchase, Float temporarily "reserves" the full amount on your credit card, but only charges you the first interest-free instalment. The remaining instalments are charged on the same day each month. In between each instalment, a new temporary "reserve" is placed for the outstanding balance, until your purchase is completely repaid.
How Float works?
At the time of purchase, Float temporarily "reserves" the full amount on your credit card, but only charges you the first interest-free instalment. The remaining instalments are charged on the same day each month. In between each instalment, a new temporary "reserve" is placed for the outstanding balance, until your purchase is completely repaid.