Iran Game Center has enhanced its payment infrastructure, enabling the purchase of games and subscriptions using credit services. This transformation allows gamers to manage their expenses without the need for a one-time payment.
Credit Payment Models
The "Buy Now, Pay Later" model has created a fundamental shift for a new generation of buyers. This model allows gamers to pay their expenses in several installments without needing to introduce a guarantor or provide a check. For example, systems like SnapPay offer four-stage payments by dividing the amount into four equal parts.
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Using Organizational Credits
Many employees in large industries and government companies receive amounts under the title of welfare credits. These credits were previously only usable in chain stores, but now they can also be used to purchase games and digital subscriptions. This option is particularly useful for parents who want to cover their children's entertainment expenses without touching their cash savings.
Digital Facilities and Neobanks
If you intend to buy a console or professional equipment, multi-million BNPL credits may not be sufficient. Systems like Bajet and Nopi offer online microloans with higher amounts and repayment periods of 6 to 12 months. These platforms allow gamers to obtain the necessary credit for their purchases without needing to visit a branch.
Despite the wide variety of financial tools, there are few specialized stores that offer all these services in one place. Iran Game Center, using BNPL services and bank credits, enables the purchase of games, console accounts, and international subscriptions with instant delivery and guaranteed authenticity of licenses.
If you wish to review the technical details, the fee rates of each gateway, and the order confirmation process, you can refer to the comprehensive guide on installment purchases of games and subscriptions on the Iran Game Center blog.
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