General about the options of in-house purchase with Leanpay I read here.
CONCRETE PURCHASE
I fill my basket at the store and choose how to pay for meals with Leanpay. When I receive a link to an offer on my phone (or computer, by email and SMS), I open it.
Right on the first screen:
- I choose the specific number of meals desired and
- I choose a specific desired date of a payment during the month, and
- I can view the most important terms and conditions for installments on the same page, or I can open standard preliminary information with all the detailed information and the actual plan for repayment of costs, interest, and installments.
If I am satisfied with the conditions, I proceed with the application for payment in installments.
If I am not satisfied with the terms, I can change the selection under points 1 and 2 above and re-check the terms (I need to reopen the Standard Preliminary Information because I have changed the input data), or I can go back to the online store and choose another method of paying for my purchases.
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Additionally - if I am only interested in
MINIMUM MEAL HEIGHT: I see the calculation of the minimum meal amount in the online store (most often the calculation for payment in 48 installments) when displaying the price of the product. In physical stores, this is possible if the store has decided to display the price of the product in this way. In doing so, retailers in physical stores offering Leanpay have a calculator in Leanpay with them (at the checkout, smartphone, info counter) with the option of calculating the minimum amount of a meal for any amount - and I just ask them for a calculation.
CAUTION: For an actual purchase, the installment cannot be less than EUR 10 per month.
OTHER IN-STORE, EXAMPLES OF CALCULATIONS: If I'm interested in multiple terms in general, the online store also shows examples of in-pay payment calculations with Leanpay as part of the basic information about Leanpay; I usually find this under "Payment methods" or "Payments in installments" or "More about..." Please see an example of a Leanpay Info flyer like the shops have here.