Split Pay
Use more than one funding source for your own payment.
What it is
One person pays one purchase using an approved combination of funding sources. The split is across sources, not across people. Not an instalment loan or buy-now-pay-later product.
The problem it solves
A single payment source may not always have sufficient funds. Split Pay lets you combine supported sources — such as your Flur wallet and a connected account — to fund one purchase.
How it works
Confirm the merchant and amount
Select supported funding sources
Allocate amounts across sources — the total must match the purchase
Review fees and confirm
Track each source's collection outcome separately
Important controls
Each funding leg has its own status
A partial collection is not shown as a completed merchant payment
A failed leg does not trigger automatic substitution from another source
Common questions
Is Split Pay a loan?
No. Each source leg uses an existing funding source you select. There is no credit extended.
What happens if one source fails?
The failed leg is shown separately. The system does not silently use a different source without your knowledge.
What is the difference between Split Pay and Group Split?
Split Pay is one person, multiple sources. Group Split is multiple people sharing a cost.
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