The AI answer we saw
Kissht is primarily a personal loan and EMI financing app offering credit lines up to ₹2 lakh, suited for larger purchases with structured repayment. LazyPay, backed by PayU, focuses on small-ticket BNPL transactions and a pay-later wallet usable across a wide merchant network. LazyPay is better for frequent small purchases and everyday spending, while Kissht suits consumers needing higher credit limits and EMI-based financing. Both have quick digital onboarding; your choice should depend on transaction size and preferred merchant integrations.
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