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The company Nubank, regarded as the leading one when it comes to 100% digital financial institutions, offers numerous little-known features. One of them opens up the possibility for installment purchases on iFood.
The main app for ordering meals, iFood has a partnership with Nubank, allowing purchases made with the bank’s card to be paid in installments. In this article from Click Petróleo e Gás, you will learn more about how this works.
Installing Purchases on iFood with Nubank
According to information available on Nubank’s website, today, customers who have the app, available for Android and iPhone (iOS), can split their purchases on iFood.
According to the bank, the procedure is carried out with NuPay, which is a solution created by the institution for online purchase payments using debit or installment payments with a credit card.
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With this service, users can make purchases on iFood more quickly and securely, as, in this functionality, it is not necessary to enter card details. This is where customers will see options to split their iFood purchase into up to 24 installments.
Step-by-Step Guide to Install Purchases from iFood on the Nubank App:
- 1 – Open the delivery app iFood and select the establishment you wish to order from;
- 2 – Choose your order and add it to the cart;
- 3 – Go to the cart, click “Continue,” and in the “Payment” area, tap “Change”;
- 4 – In “Payment Methods,” select the option “Nubank” and go to “Review Order” at the bottom of the screen;
- 5 – Tap “Place Order.” At this moment, you will be directed to the Nubank app, where you can choose between upfront or installment payments.
Benefits of Nubank
In addition to offering installment purchases on iFood, Nubank has other lesser-known benefits apart from the conventional features, such as no annual fee payments and full control via the app.
Among these benefits is the possibility of accumulating points that generate discounts on the bill. According to the bank, these points are accumulated every time the customer makes a purchase using the Nubank card.
Another benefit is the option to join Mastercard Surpreenda, which allows customers to accumulate points with each transaction, regardless of the amount. Customers can exchange these points for vouchers used in a variety of offers provided by the program’s partners.
Lastly, Nubank also offers cashback for those who make purchases using the Nubank Shopping service and also the Price Protection Insurance, a benefit provided by the Mastercard brand.
With this benefit, Mastercard Gold customers can request a refund for the price difference of a product purchased if the product is found for a lower price at another establishment within 30 days.
Who Can Open an Account with Nubank?
Are you interested in opening an account with Nubank? Know that anyone who meets the minimum requirements set by the bank can quickly open an account with the institution.
Among the criteria are, for example, being at least 18 years old, residing in Brazil, and owning a smartphone compatible with the Nubank app.
It is important to highlight that some program features are made available to customers gradually. Another gradual item is the limit, which usually increases as the customer uses the bank’s card.
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