1. Choose Affirm as payment method
2. Choose a payment plan that fits you
3. Affirm runs a soft credit check
4. Your bike's being shipped
Affirm is a flexible financing option that allows you to select a payment plan that works best for you.
You can pay over time (3,6 or 12 months), starting at a promotion based APR of 0 %.
To apply for Financing, all you have to do is find the bike you want and select “Monthly Payments with Affirm” when going through the checkout process. You will then be walked through the quick and easy application process.
To apply for Financing, all you have to do is find the bike you want and select “Monthly Payments with Affirm” when going through the checkout process. You will then be walked through the quick and easy application process.
To get started with Affirm all you need to do is enter your full legal name, email address, birthdate, and last 4 digits of your social security number. You can then select your loan amount and get your decision in real-time. Once you create an account, you will be prompted to enter your mobile number, Affirm will then text you a 4-digit PIN. Just enter the PIN and hit request a loan.
Applying for Affirm Financing is both quick and easy. All you have to do is provide a few details, and you will get a real-time decision. Additionally, when arriving at this financing decision, Affirm only runs a soft credit check, so it does not affect your credit score.
Affirm is completely transparent with the costs you will be paying. There are no hidden fees and no surprises.
There is no option to volunteer for a down payment, but you can begin making payments of any amount once your loan begins. Every extra penny goes towards your loan balance!
If you wish to cancel, just shoot an email to service-usa@yt-industries.com. If the loan is not finalized, Affirm will remove it from your account. If the loan was finalized, you will be issued a full refund!
Affirm does not charge late fees, but missing payments could hurt your credit score. Luckily, you can let Affirm know you are running behind on a payment and they can make a note of your promise to pay.
Please check out Affirms' website to see a more comprehensive FAQ section.
https://www.affirm.com/help