Sezzle

What is Sezzle?

Sezzle is an online payment platform that allows you to pay for your order through 4 small instalment payments, spread over 6 weeks, rather than paying the full amount at once.

How does Sezzle work?

It’s easy! Follow these three simple steps:. 1. Select Sezzle as your payment method during checkout.

. 2. New Sezzle customers will need to create a Sezzle account, returning Sezzle customers will need to login.(Sezzle will do a soft credit check

What is the payment timeline?

The first 25% is due at the time of the transaction, but the remaining 75% is due over 3 easy payments scheduled across 6 weeks. Sezzle automates the remaining payments through whichever payment method is on file.

What happens if I miss a Sezzle payment?

We get it. Life happens and sometimes, payments get forgotten or cards get compromised. That’s why Sezzle allows you 48 hours from the moment a payment fails to resolve the payment, free of charge. If the failed payment is not resolved within 48 hour

What card types of accepted by Sezzle?

Sezzle accepts payment methods like Credit Card, Debit Card, Paypal, SOFORT, Western Union, and Bank Transfer.

What if I want to process a return?

If you’ve received your order and you would like to make a return, head over to our Return & Exchange page for a list of our policies and how to make a return.

What if my card has been cancelled or becomes expired?

Does Sezzle hurt my credit score?

Sezzle will not have an impact on your credit - they do not perform hard credit checks. Instead, they perform "soft checks" by reviewing your credit score as part of their risk check.

Why was my Sezzle order declined?

There might be some situations in which Sezzle will not be able to approve your order:. 1. You don't have sufficient funds available. Sezzle requires that you have at least 25% of the total order cost available. 2. You have multiple orders with outst

Am I eligible for Sezzle?

To be eligible for Sezzle you must:. 1. Be a U.S resident or Canadian resident. 2. You are 18 years or older (19 years or older in Alabama or if you are a ward of the state and live in Nebraska). 3. You have a U.S. bank account, number and email add