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Ogashop’s ‘Slice’ redefining payment flexibility for shoppers, merchants

ANJOLAOLUWA ADENUGA
October 7, 2020
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As online shopping continues to shape consumer habits, the need for more flexible payment options has never been clearer. For Ismail Ahmed, a co-founder at Ogashop, the opportunity to fill this gap was both timely and strategic. Leading the charge, he introduced Slice, a payment solution that is quickly becoming a staple in the ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ ecosystem for his Ogashop.

For consumers, the stress of paying the full price upfront often hinders the joy of shopping. With the product, this barrier is broken down. Now, individuals can shop for their desired items without the financial pressure of immediate payment. Instead, they can divide their total cost into manageable payments, which are due over a few weeks or months. This newfound freedom has struck a chord with consumers looking to balance their budgets without missing out on the things they need or want.

The platform is very simple, there’s no fine print, no hidden fees lurking in the background. It’s just a straightforward, easy-to-understand way for customers to access products without the usual financial strain. The user experience is seamless, integrated directly into Ogashop’s platform, and designed to ensure that shoppers can quickly and easily select their preferred payment plan at checkout. For many, it’s a relief to know that they can buy what they need today and pay for it tomorrow, without the heavy burden of immediate payment.

Under his leadership, the solution is not only benefiting consumers but also empowering the startup’s merchant partners. The introduction of this flexible payment method has driven significant growth in conversion rates and average order values for businesses using the platform. The option to buy now and pay later has made high-ticket items more accessible, encouraging more shoppers to complete their purchases. In turn, this has led to stronger customer loyalty, as buyers return knowing they have the flexibility to pay in ways that suit their finances.

Slice is particularly innovative because it focus on financial inclusion. In a world where traditional credit options often exclude large segments of the population due to strict requirements, it offers a more inclusive alternative. No longer do consumers need to worry about complicated credit checks or falling into debt traps. Instead, it allows people to shop responsibly while maintaining control over their finances. By removing the barriers that often prevent individuals from accessing products they need, it helps foster a more inclusive and accessible shopping experience for all.

As Slice continues to evolve, Ismail Ahmed’s vision for a smarter, more flexible e-commerce experience remains at the core of its development. By creating a solution that benefits both consumers and businesses, he has proven that flexibility in payments doesn’t just lead to more sales—it builds stronger relationships and creates trust. With its simple, straightforward approach, the product is pushing the boundaries of what is possible in online transactions, ensuring that both consumers and merchants alike can enjoy a more flexible, inclusive shopping experience.


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