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Zip was a buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) provider that let users split purchases into interest-free installments. It operated via mobile apps and web checkout integrations with merchants.
Zip ceased operations in Singapore in July 2022. As a result, normal account activity, new sign-ups and local in-app or web cancellations in Singapore are no longer applicable.
Because Zip shut down Singapore operations, user accounts in Singapore cannot be actively managed the same way they were before.
Cancellation via the app or web specifically for Singapore is not applicable; follow the merchant and support routes below instead.
After you close or deactivate a Zip account (where possible), you lose access to any Zip-specific dashboard features and payment management tools.
Closing an account does not cancel merchant orders. You must contact the retailer to cancel purchases; Zip processes refunds only after the merchant agrees.
Any outstanding fees or missed-payment charges must be settled before account closure is allowed in-app.
Refunds for purchases made with Zip depend on the merchant's returns and refund process. There is no Zip-specific 14-day statutory cooling-off right applied through Zip in Singapore.
The following pricing information reflects standard Zip BNPL usage and missed-payment fees.
| Plan | Price | Period | Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Zip BNPL usage | S$0.00 | One-time usage per purchase | Split purchase into 4 interest-free installments over six weeks |
| Late payment fee | S$10.00 + S$6.00 admin fee | Per missed payment | Charged when a scheduled installment is missed |
There is no Zip-provided 14-day cooling-off right in Singapore; returns and refunds are governed by the merchant’s policies.
Globally, Zip has high user ratings on public platforms (for example, Trustpilot and app stores), indicating a generally positive experience in many markets.
Many users incorrectly expect Zip to cancel orders for them. Zip does not cancel purchases; the merchant must accept the cancellation first.
Believing there is a 14-day cooling-off or automatic refund through Zip in Singapore is a common mistake. Refunds depend on merchant policy.
The table below compares key points about Zip’s status and processes for Singapore vs general Zip processes.
| Feature | In Singapore (current) | General Zip (app/web) |
|---|---|---|
| Operational status | Ceased operations in July 2022 | Active in other markets (app and web available) |
| Account cancellation | Not applicable locally; accounts cannot be managed as before | Users can deactivate via app once balances settled |
| Order cancellation | Contact the retailer; Zip cannot cancel orders locally | Merchant must cancel; Zip processes refund after merchant agrees |
| Refunds | Refunds depend on merchant; credited to Zip account if processed | Refunds applied to Zip account; cash-out via support |
| Fees | No subscription; late fees apply if payments missed | Standard BNPL usage free; late fees as published |
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