Pay later & device financing
Selling a phone on a payment plan only works if the plan is enforceable. QuickPe covers both halves: offering the plan when the invoice is raised, and enforcing it on the device when repayments stop.
At checkout
The pay-later option appears on the invoice itself. The customer picks a plan, the schedule is written against that invoice, and what they owe stays visible on the document rather than living in a separate spreadsheet.
On the device
If repayments lapse, the financed handset locks. When the customer pays, it unlocks — usually within seconds, and without either of you visiting a store.
Who we are integrated with
Samsung KNOX
Enrolled Samsung devices can be locked and unlocked remotely against the repayment schedule, using KNOX's own device-management layer rather than an app the customer can uninstall.
Tecno Mobile
The same enforcement across Tecno's device range — the handsets that dominate the entry-level market in much of Africa and South Asia, where device financing does the most work.
A note on doing this responsibly
Locking someone’s phone is a serious step, and in most markets consumer-credit rules govern when and how you may do it. The enforcement schedule, the notice your customer gets beforehand, and the terms they agree to are yours to set — we will walk through how other operators in your market configure it, but the compliance call is yours and your regulator’s, not ours.
Samsung and KNOX are trademarks of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Tecno is a trademark of Transsion Holdings. Their use here describes the integrations available through QuickPe.