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PayLaterr, the platform enabling flexible bill payment for essential services, announced a partnership with Experian, a global firm focused on consumer and business credit reporting.
This collaboration enhances PayLaterr’s fraud prevention capabilities and expands its use of alternative data to “help consumers make more informed and inclusive smart budgeting decisions.”
With the partnership, PayLaterr will “integrate Experian’s fraud detection tools and alternative credit data solutions into its identity verification and decision-making processes.”
This allows PayLaterr to:
- Detect and prevent fraudulent activity in real time using Experian’s advanced identity and behavioral analytics.
- Leverage non-traditional data points, such as utility payments, rental history, and subscription behavior, to better understand financial habits for users who may not have a traditional credit file.
- Expand access to smarter budgeting tools for consumers who are often overlooked by legacy financial systems.
Akeem Egbeyemi, CEO of PayLaterr
“Our mission at PayLaterr is to make bill payments easier and more accessible for everyone. Partnering with Experian gives us the tools to protect our platform from fraud and empower a broader customer base with smarter, more inclusive budgeting insights.”
PayLaterr currently helps consumers “pay essential bills—such as rent, car payments, and utilities—through flexible installment plans.”
With Experian’s technology, the company will be “able to offer greater protection, streamline onboarding, and provide more accurate and responsible budgeting recommendations, all while expanding financial access to credit-invisible populations.”
The integration with Experian is already “underway and will roll out to all PayLaterr users by Fall 2025.”
PayLaterr is a fintech platform that allows consumers to “split essential bills—such as rent, utilities, and auto payments—into manageable installments.”
With a focus on financial access, transparency, and convenience, PayLaterr empowers individuals “to take control of their cash flow, make smarter budgeting decisions, and avoid late fees or service disruptions.”
Experian is a global data and technology company, and “one of the world’s credit reporting agencies.”
With operations in over 40 countries, Experian helps businesses manage risk and consumers “take financial control through data-driven insights and solutions.”