Network International rolls out ‘Slice’ instant instalments to Emirates NBD credit cardholders

Network International (Network), a leading FinTech company across the Middle East and Africa, has enabled Slice, a new flexible, credit-card-based installments solution for in-store and online purchases in the UAE, available to eligible customers of Emirates NBD, a leading banking group in the Middle East, North Africa, Türkiye and South Asia (MENATSA) region.

Slice expands Network’s payment offering, giving merchants another way to meet evolving consumer payment preferences. It enables customers to instantly convert their credit card purchases into instalments with no redirects, delays or additional steps. Through the partnership with Emirates NBD, Network helps participating businesses unlock new revenue opportunities and attract more customers.

Available for transactions as low as AED 100, Slice makes flexible payments accessible across a wide range of everyday and high-value purchases. It enables Emirates NBD credit cardholders to convert eligible transactions into four or eight monthly instalments with zero fees and zero interest, directly on their credit card, without the need for any registration or waiting for approvals.

Navneet Dave, Group Managing Director, Outsourced Payment Services, Middle East, at Network International, said: “With Slice, we are proud to work alongside Emirates NBD to bring a seamless, zero-cost instalments experience directly into existing credit cards without any operational complexity. By embedding flexible digital payment options within the flow, we are helping to enrich Emirates NBD’s card propositions, enhance loyalty and deepen customer engagement.”

Rohit Garg, Group Head of Retail Products and Chief Digital Officer of Retail Banking and Wealth Management at Emirates NBD, said: “At Emirates NBD, we are focused on making everyday banking simpler and more intuitive for our customers. With Slice, we are enabling credit cardholders to instantly split their purchases into manageable instalments, giving them greater flexibility, control and transparency in how they spend and plan."