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A CBA credit card holder joins Klarna and when they use the credit card anywhere they have the option

of paying by instalments. There is no need for a plug in for any web site. The web site must, of course, be

able to accept credit card payments via an electronic gateway ( not manual processing ). 

Actually Beads, any cart can accept the CBA BNPL system.

It is built in to their credit cards. Buyers just apply to the CBA

but use their existing credit card.

Developers need to come up with an approved plug in then sell it as an add on.
Given that the likes of AfterPay and ZipPay don't charge for their plug ins if

you are using Shopify or BigCommerce, the price would have to be reasonable.

Also, with AfterPay, you need to make an application and be approved by them so it's

not just a matter of simply buying an add on and  'plugging in' to their system.

This is the case in Australia.

The deprecated add on was called 'Statistics' and it was fun to use.

Much easier to evoke than Google Analytics.

I saw it pop up as a paid add on a few years ago.

Gone for good ???

That sounds like great news but will these add ons have AfterPay and ZipPay permission ?
My understanding is that AfterPay in particular is not accepting 3rd party add ons.

I am not trying to be negative at all and really want to be able to get back to CS-Cart and give

Shopify with it's paid add ons the flick. None of Shopify's reward points 'paid' add ons have the

flexibility of CS-Cart's. Heck...you even have to pay for something as basic as a Filter.

Buying into Shopify is like buying a bloody skeleton. It's not just Shopify either. Every other 

system I have tried requires a whole bunch of paid add ons to function like an out-of-the-box CS-Cart.

I hope you make our Aussie dreams come true eComLabs.