Online fashion retailer Namshi teams up with Tabby

Online fashion retailer Namshi has partnered with shopping and financial services app Tabby to offer customers flexible payment solutions.

Namshi shoppers can now choose to pay for purchases in four interest-free installments at the time of checkout.

The fashion retailer was established in 2011, which was later acquired by Emaar Malls and, more recently, by noon.

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“When we founded Namshi, we set out to create an unparalleled shopping experience for fashion lovers in the MENA region,” said Hosam Arab, CEO and co-founder.

“With the support of the team at Namshi, Tabby’s now able to help continue that mission to even greater heights.”

The partnership is the latest of several agreements Tabby has signed with regional retailers. It teamed up with Saudi Arabia’s delivery super app, ToYou this year, to offers customers a convenient way to pay.

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Last year, Tabby crossed three million active shoppers, expanded its operations to Egypt and also grew 5x in revenue over the previous year.

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Last month, Tabby raised $58m from investors such as Sequoia Capital India, Mubadala Investment Capital, STV, Paypal Ventures and others. At the time of its funding, it was valued at $660m.

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