Download websites that use Postpay

About Postpay

A payment brand built out of an ordinary English word is going to be shared, and this entry is a case of exactly that. More than one company in the payments industry trades under this name, in different regions and with different products behind it, so the number on this page should be read as a fingerprint match on one specific checkout script rather than as the customer list of any particular company. Anything built on top of it deserves verification against the merchant sites themselves before money or a sales quarter depends on the result.

What our structured fields do support is modest and clear. Postpay is catalogued as Buy now pay later software from 2019, published under a Proprietary licence by a vendor recorded under the same name as the product, which usually indicates an independent company rather than a module inside a larger suite. As of October 2026 we detect the script on 14 sites.

The version data is more informative than its size suggests. A widget served from the vendor's own infrastructure moves every merchant at once, which is why the spread is that narrow, and a version number still sitting below a first major release suggests the vendor treats the script as continuously deployed rather than as a product with releases that customers pin and maintain. Version, in other words, is not a useful axis for segmenting these merchants, unlike a self hosted platform where the version string tells you when somebody last performed maintenance.

Offering a deferred payment option at checkout is a decision with consequences a researcher can reason about. A merchant doing it is targeting a basket size where instalments change conversion, operating in a market where the product is permitted and priced sensibly, and willing to place a third party inside the most sensitive step of the funnel. Our record holds no country or top level domain breakdown here, which matters more than usual given the name collision, and the domain suffixes in the download are the practical way to sort the population into markets yourself. For a competing provider, an acquirer or a risk team, the file answers which merchants carry this integration right now, and a lookup service can only answer that for a domain somebody already thought to ask about.