Milan, 7 February 2024 – A new chapter in the partnership between Scalapay, an Italian FinTech and a leading player in the Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) market, and Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana, the association responsible for regulating, coordinating and promoting the development of Italian fashion, is underway.
Scalapay and Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana continue to join forces in a long-term collaboration aimed at strengthening their commitment and fostering dialogue with stakeholders and key players in the Made in Italy fashion industry. This will be achieved through networking and discussion opportunities with brands and prospects to explore new opportunities arising from “slow payment” and promote more conscious, sustainable and quality-driven purchasing.
As it continues this journey with CNMI, Scalapay is also renewing its commitment to supporting
emerging young Italian talents in the fashion industry through targeted initiatives.
“We are delighted to continue our collaboration with such a prestigious institution as Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana. This partnership represents an important milestone in strengthening Scalapay’s position in the Italian and international fashion industry and also highlights our commitment to supporting emerging talent, a value that is particularly close to our hearts,” said Simone Mancini, CEO of Scalapay.
“We are pleased to renew our partnership with Scalapay this year for the fifth consecutive year. Together, we are continuing to develop important initiatives for our member brands and promote an approach to sustainability linked to the conscious purchase of quality products,” said Carlo Capasa, President of Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana.
Founded in 2019 and already a leader in the “Buy Now, Pay Later” market in Italy, Scalapay was the first company to introduce the innovative payment method in the country, allowing consumers to purchase goods and services online or in-store and split the total amount into three or four interest-free instalments. The service is completely free for the end consumer and is already available in more than 7,000 physical stores, partnering with over 8,000 brands.