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    tbi bank launches fully digital installment payment solution for companies in Romania

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    tbi bank announces the launch of Split for Business, a 100% digital financing solution that allows companies to buy what they need now and pay in installments, directly from tbi’s partner merchants.

    Through Split for Business, companies can obtain a term loan of up to 250,000 lei, with no material collateral required. Only two documents are needed, and the financing offer is sent directly to the business client’s phone following a recommendation from the partner merchant.

    “In an increasingly complex business environment, Split for Business is a solution built around the real needs of our clients. This tool supports entrepreneurs in making quick and efficient decisions, while also ensuring liquidity and control. In essence, we offer a modern alternative to traditional financing, right at the moment when the need is greatest”, said Alex Cosma, VP Business Banking, tbi bank.

    In addition to the direct support it offers companies, Split for Business also contributes to increasing the competitiveness of tbi’s partner merchants, who can more easily attract B2B clients, boost sales, and deliver a purchasing experience aligned with today’s digital realities. The launch is part of tbi bank’s vision to redefine the financial experience through simple, fast, and accessible products for all customer segments – both individuals and businesses.

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