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About Soisy

Instalment credit at checkout is something a merchant adds long after the storefront itself is finished. The shop already works, the catalogue is live, and someone in the business decides the average basket is large enough that buyers would rather spread the cost. Soisy sits in that layer. Filed under Buy now pay later, it is the piece of a checkout that offers to break a purchase into monthly payments, supplied by a specialist rather than by the shop platform, which is why it shows up as a fingerprint of its own instead of as a feature of the cart.

The distinction matters for anyone reading our data. A store can run any cart software and still call out to a financing provider, so a detection here describes the merchant's commercial appetite rather than the technical stack. Merchants who wire in consumer financing are usually selling goods with a ticket size worth financing, furniture, bicycles, electronics, dental or veterinary work, and they have enough volume to be worth a provider's onboarding effort.

Soisy publishes the product under a Proprietary model and dates the service to 2016. Consumer credit is regulated nationally, so buy-now-pay-later providers tend to be licensed and sold country by country rather than rolled out across a continent at once. The vendor's own site sits on an Italian domain, which is the clearest signal in our record of where the merchant base is likely to concentrate, and a researcher should expect the detected domains to cluster accordingly rather than spread evenly across the web.

As of October 2026 we detect the product on 6 sites. The figure deserves careful reading. Financing scripts are frequently loaded only on product and checkout pages, so a crawl that reaches a homepage may miss the integration entirely, and the count should be treated as a floor rather than a census.

What the downloadable list adds over checking a single domain is the shape of the whole population. Anyone can open one shop and see which financing button appears at checkout. Nobody can answer, from a single lookup, which merchants adopted consumer financing this year, which of them run two providers side by side, or which trades the product has reached. A list of every domain where the integration is visible, exportable and joinable against your own account records or a top-level domain breakdown, answers those questions. Competing lenders use it to size a switchable base, payment consultants use it to qualify merchants, and analysts use it to see where a young credit product is actually being sold.