TBI Bank with a skyrocketing launch and fast business expansion in Greece
One month after it received а license from the Bank of Greece and all competent authorities, TBI Bank has accelerated it presence as well as business operations in the country. The bank has currently onboarded over 500 merchants from various of industries, including general mobility, fashion, furniture, electronics, health and more with physical and online presence
The bank offers its partners а successful tool to increase their sales and provide better customer experience for their clients without any risk for their businesses while getting paid in the same day thus supporting their cashflows. As it was already introduced in TBI’s other main markets of operations – Bulgaria and Romania, Buy now, Pay later has driven great results for all kinds of businesses – large and small, and is ready to support both merchants and clients in Greece as well.
Merchants can express their interest to cooperate with TBI via its dedicated website and Customer Care and start seeing an increase in their sales immediately. TBI’s Buy now, Pay later aims to increase the value of purchases up to 40%, provide more opportunities for customers and allow merchants to get their funds in the same day. For online shops, the bank provides interface via API with detailed instructions for easy implementation and ready-made plugins for platforms like Magento, Presta Shop, WooCommerce and many others.
“We are extremely happy to see our operations skyrocketing in Greece so soon after the launch. This shows that the market is ready for more innovations in purchase financing, and we are here to provide them,” shared Kostas Tovil, Country Lead of TBI Bank – Greece. “We thank all the merchants that showed interest in our offerings and trusted us. Looking forward to achieving great results together.”
During this short period of time, TBI Bank also enlarged its team and presence throughout the country. Starting from Athens where its HQ is located, the bank now has sales teams also in Thessaloniki and Patra with plans to expand furthermore.
