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Buy now, Pay later with tbi bank -

no credit card needed.

Don’t think twice! Simple, fast, flexible, 100% online.

3 or 4 interest-free installments for purchases from €20 to €1000.

Pay the first installment now with your debit card, and the remaining amount in 2 or 3 more interest-free installments every 30 days – easily and stress-free!

How does it work?

- Choose the tickets you want and select payment with tbi bank at checkout.

- You’ll be redirected to tbi bank’s secure environment, where you complete your financing application 100% online.

- Once approved, you sign the agreement electronically and the tickets are yours.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What do you need?

After being redirected to tbi bank’s secure environment, you’ll be asked to provide your details:

For purchases with 3 or 4 interest-free installments: identity verification and a debit card for the first payment.

Can I pay more than one installment per month if I wish?

If you wish, you can repay part or all of your financing at any time without any additional charge. Contact tbi bank’s Customer Service to learn more about the process.

Can I use tbi bank for purchases with an invoice?

tbi bank’s payment plan is not available as a payment method for purchases that require an invoice.

What happens in case of rejection?

Each application creates a new automated real-time approval assessment based on available data, so a rejection does not mean that future applications will also be rejected. In case of rejection, you may contact tbi bank’s Customer Service for more details.

How do I repay my installments?

It’s very simple!

You can repay your financing installments by downloading tbi bank’s mobile app – available for iOS & Android.

See all available repayment methods in detail here.

How long will it take to know if my application is approved?

Once all the required information is submitted, the evaluation takes place. Approval for 3 and 4 interest-free installments is immediate.

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