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Uplift
uplift.comSummary
Uplift, now known as Flex Pay by Upgrade, is a 'Buy Now, Pay Later' financial service that allows consumers to spread the cost of purchases over fixed monthly payments. It partners with various merchants, particularly in the travel industry, to offer installment plans with no hidden fees. Users can manage their loans through a member portal and a mobile app.
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Instant P2P Transfers
Prepaid Debit Card (Cash App Card)
Early Direct Deposit
Commission-Free Stock Trading
Bitcoin Trading
Other
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Pay Over Time (Afterpay)
Fraud Monitoring & Security
High-Yield Savings
Round-Up Savings
Instant Discounts & Offers
Customizable Card Designs
ATM Access & Fee Reimbursement
Rationale
Uplift, now Flex Pay by Upgrade, is primarily a 'Buy Now, Pay Later' service. While it offers a mobile app and payment solutions, it does not provide peer-to-peer transfers, a prepaid debit card, early direct deposit, stock trading, or bitcoin trading, which are core features of Cash App. Its main offering aligns with the 'Pay Over Time (Afterpay)' feature, allowing users to split purchases into installments.
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