Django | App de paiement en 3x 5.3.0

About the application:

In relation to Django, presents Django Later, the solution that allows you to split your past expenses into 3 installments! With just a few clicks, you can request a transfer of the amount of your expense already made in the last two months, and repay it in three monthly installments.

It is also possible to request a transfer of a desired amount within the limit of your borrowing capacity. How can you benefit from the Django Later solution?
1. Download the Django application.
2. Create your Django user account, only takes a few minutes!
3. Link your bank account to your Django user account.

Your borrowing capacity will be calculated, and it will be updated every time you connect to the Django application. The borrowing capacity corresponds to the maximum amount of expenses you can spread.

So, let's get started and download the Django application!

Any credit involves an obligation to repay. Verify your repayment capacity before committing. *Subject to eligibility and within your borrowing capacity. For more information, you can consult the Django Later T&Cs available in the application.

Application and Data Security:

The security of personal information is fundamental for Django, as well as for the entire La Banque Postale group to which Django belongs.

The protection of information shared with Django, such as during the creation of a user account, is our top priority. We work with trusted third parties to ensure that all data is secure and encrypted, and we take strict measures to protect the privacy of our users.

Django does not and will never have access to the banking credentials of its users; they are securely collected by our provider Powens, whose services are strictly regulated by the Payment Services Directive (DSP2) and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Powens is overseen by the ACPR and the Banque de France and has implemented internal controls to comply with current standards applicable to banking institutions. User data entered into Powens’ environment is encrypted and then stored within the European Union.

For more information, you can consult the Data Protection Policy available on the Django application.