Search and compare fares across 600+ airlines on Laters, then pay with FavePay — whether you scan to pay at checkout or split the cost into monthly instalments, subject to eligibility and applicable terms. Your e-ticket is issued once payment is confirmed, with no hidden booking fees.
FavePay works for flight bookings on Laters across every airline, route, and fare class on the platform. At checkout, choose to pay in full with cashback via QR scan, or split your fare into three monthly payments with FavePay Later where available. Your e-ticket is issued once payment is confirmed.
Most airlines never offer Favepay directly at their own checkout. That includes major US carriers like American Airlines, Delta and United, long-haul names such as Singapore Airlines and Emirates, and budget carriers like AirAsia across Southeast Asia. Booking through Laters.com is what closes that gap: you select Favepay at the Laters.com checkout, pick a plan that fits the budget, and the e-ticket is issued once payment is confirmed. It works as a payment method built into our checkout, not a redirect to another site.
Favepay's scan-to-pay wallet and its FavePay Later split-payment option are both available through our checkout in the markets Favepay serves, whether you're booking a long-haul in business or a short domestic hop. Approval for the split-payment plan is not guaranteed, a credit check applies, and you'll need to be 18 or older to use it. If you'd rather compare options, Zilch is also accepted at our checkout.
Favepay gives you two ways to cover your flight fare: scan to pay in full through a QR-based wallet, or split the cost into monthly instalments with FavePay Later. Both options are subject to eligibility, and credit terms apply where payment is deferred.
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FavePay is a scan-to-pay wallet, not a credit product, so there's no check and nothing owed later: you pay the fare in full at booking and get cashback for doing it. FavePay es un producto de cartera de escaneo por código QR que ofrece cashback; no es un producto de pago aplazado.
FavePay Later splits the fare into three monthly payments and is billed as interest-free when you keep to the schedule, though a credit check applies before Favepay approves you. Miss a payment and a fee may apply, so treat it as a repayment plan, not a discount. FavePay Later es la oferta BNPL de Fave, comercializada como la división de compras en 3 pagos mensuales sin intereses. Los términos no han sido confirmados por una fuente regulada primaria.
FavePay Later is the name used across Favepay's Southeast Asia markets, with no separate label swapped in country to country. Whichever plan you pick, the airline ticket is issued in full at booking, and repayments run on Favepay's schedule, not the airline's.
Solo a título ilustrativo. Las cifras anteriores se calculan a partir de la tarifa que establece: división simple para los planes sin intereses, y la tasa ilustrativa propia del plan durante su plazo establecido para financiación mensual. No son una oferta, un presupuesto ni una predicción de lo que se le ofrecerá. Laters.com no es el prestamista y no participa en la decisión: qué planes aparecen, los importes de las cuotas, cualquier interés y comisión, y si es elegible en absoluto están determinados únicamente por el proveedor, y dependen de una evaluación de crédito o elegibilidad, su país y su carrito. La única forma de ver sus planes reales es elegir este método de pago en el pago, momento en el cual el proveedor, no Laters.com, aprueba o rechaza la compra. Todos los planes, tasas, comisiones y términos son solo estimaciones y están sujetos a aprobación y a cambios.
FavePay works for flight bookings across Southeast Asia — as a scan-to-pay wallet and, in select markets, a buy now pay later credit product. Supported plans and currencies differ by country; see the grid below. Esta guía recoge planes a plazos en 1 mercado.
Planes publicados por Favepay para Malasia (MY), verificados .
Planes publicados por Favepay para Singapur (SG), verificados .
Favepay's short-term split is best known regionally as FavePay Later, and that's the label it carries in the markets covered here, including Malaysia. Repayments are taken at purchase and at fixed monthly intervals after it, with no interest when instalments are paid on time, though approval isn't guaranteed and any longer-term financing option would carry interest. Cashback-based scan-to-pay sits alongside it as a separate, non-instalment way to pay. Limits and rates differ by country and are confirmed by Favepay at checkout, so check the current terms on Favepay's site before booking.
Most airlines don't put Favepay at their own checkout, and the handful that do set their own rules. Book with us instead: Favepay sits inside one checkout that covers every airline we sell, so the plan you get never depends on who's flying the plane.
However you split it, the booking sits with Laters.com, not the airline and not Favepay. That means one team handles any change, any cancellation and any refund, whichever airline operates the flight and whichever plan Favepay approves for you, credit check and all.
| Lo que obtiene | Laters.com | Reservar directamente con la aerolínea |
|---|---|---|
| Favepay integrado en el proceso de compra de más de 650 aerolíneas | ✓ | Muy pocos |
| Los mismos planes de Favepay, sea cual sea la aerolínea con la que vuele | ✓ | ✕ |
| Compare todas las aerolíneas en una búsqueda y luego pague con Favepay | ✓ | ✕ |
| Otros proveedores de pago posterior, monedas estables y más de 100 formas de pago adicionales en el mismo proceso de compra | ✓ | ✕ |
| Sin recargo ni comisión de reserva por pagar con Favepay | ✓ | Varía |
Nuestra calificación editorial, de 0 a 10, sobre qué tan bien funciona realmente un proveedor de compra ahora, pague después cuando está reservando un vuelo.
Todos los proveedores en nuestro proceso de pago se califican con las mismas 4 medidas, por lo que puede compararlos de manera equitativa antes de elegir cómo pagar. Ver todas las puntuaciones de proveedores de vuele ahora, pague después →
This score is based on Favepay's published plan terms, country-by-country availability, and eligibility criteria for flight bookings, cross-checked against independent research where primary sources are limited. No brand pays to be rated on Laters.com. Última revisión agosto de 2026.
Laters.com es el comerciante para cada reserva en esta página: vendemos el billete y obtenemos ingresos de la tarifa, que es la misma independientemente del método de pago que elija. Ningún proveedor de pago nos paga por la colocación, clasificación o su Puntuación de Pago, y esta página no contiene enlaces de afiliados.
Built for Southeast Asian shoppers, Fave pairs a scan-to-pay wallet with cashback rewards alongside a pay-in-3 monthly instalment plan. The cashback on everyday purchases is the real differentiator — genuinely uncommon among BNPL providers. The hard limit is geography: this is a Malaysia and Singapore product, nothing more. Shoppers outside those markets will need to look elsewhere. A credit check applies, and terms should be verified at myfave.com.
4 medidas, calificadas de la misma manera para todos los proveedores en nuestro proceso de pago.
Repayment Flexibility7/10
Two shapes only: FavePay, a one-off scan-to-pay wallet with cashback, and FavePay Later, a single 3-monthly-payment plan. No long-term financing option, and Singapore travellers never see the split plan at all.
Interest Rate8/10
FavePay Later is marketed as 3 interest-free monthly payments, but this rate is not confirmed from a regulated source. FavePay itself carries no interest since it is a pay-now wallet, not credit.
Eligibility7/10
Coverage spans just 2 markets, Malaysia and Singapore. Malaysia gets both plans; Singapore is restricted to the pay-now FavePay wallet only, a sharp split by country.
Approval Process7/10
FavePay needs no approval since it is a scan-to-pay wallet, not credit. FavePay Later's approval steps and any credit check are not confirmed from a primary regulated source, leaving real uncertainty at checkout.
This table prices the same fare across Favepay's plans in Malaysia, where both FavePay and FavePay Later are listed. The fare itself does not move: Laters.com adds no booking fee or surcharge for paying this way.
| Plan | Vencimiento hoy | Luego | Usted paga en total | Coste del crédito |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FavePayNo es un producto de crédito | $1,000.00 | Nada que pagar | $1,000.00 | Nada |
| Pagar Después (FavePay Later) | $333.33 | $333.33 mensual, 2 veces Último pago: $333.34 | $1,000.00 | Nada |
This worked example is an illustration, not a quote. What you are actually offered depends on your market and on approval, and every provider we score is run through the same cost rows so you can compare them fairly.
If FavePay isn't available for your flight booking, Laters.com has a range of other BNPL and flexible payment providers to help spread the cost of your fare.
Zilch splits the fare into four payments, and approval isn't guaranteed since a credit check applies before checkout completes. Missing a payment can bring fees, so it pays to check the schedule before you book.
Coverage varies by market; check Laters.com for availability
Klarna offers several ways to spread a fare, from short-term splits to longer financing, and some of its plans carry interest while all involve a credit check. Paying nothing upfront still means the balance is owed on the agreed schedule.
Coverage varies by market; check Laters.com for availability
Afterpay is built around splitting a purchase into four payments, with approval subject to its own checks and late fees possible if a payment is missed. It trades under the Clearpay name in some markets, so the two aren't separate providers.
Coverage varies by market; check Laters.com for availability
Atome lets travellers split a flight into scheduled instalments, though approval depends on a credit or affordability check and missed payments can trigger fees. It's a credit product, not a discount, so the full fare is still owed over time.
Strongest coverage across Southeast Asia
Tabby spreads the cost of a fare over several payments, subject to an eligibility check before approval and possible fees if a payment is missed. No upfront payment still means the fare is owed on the schedule Tabby sets.
Coverage varies by market; check Laters.com for availability
Affirm is built for longer repayment terms rather than a short pay-in-4 split, and some of its plans carry interest with approval decided by a credit check. That makes it worth comparing against Favepay's shorter, interest-free-style plan for travellers who want a longer runway.
Coverage varies by market; check Laters.com for availability
Todo lo que necesita saber sobre el pago de vuelos con Favepay en Laters.com.
Yes. Laters.com lets you check out with Favepay, and depending on where you book from you may be offered FavePay, the scan-to-pay wallet with cashback, or FavePay Later, which splits the fare into 3 monthly payments. Which of these two plans appears depends on your country, so confirm what shows at checkout before you commit to a fare.
All of them on Laters.com. Favepay sits at checkout as a payment method rather than something individual airlines switch on, so any flight sold through Laters.com can be paid for this way, regardless of carrier. You pick the fare first, then choose Favepay or FavePay Later at payment, the same as you would choose a card.
No. Laters.com does not add a payment surcharge or booking fee for using Favepay, so the fare you see is the fare you pay, the same as paying by card. FavePay Later is marketed as splitting the purchase into 3 interest-free monthly instalments, but a missed payment can still trigger a late fee, so paying on schedule matters even on a plan without stated interest.
Your e-ticket is issued once your payment or approved instalment plan clears, the same process Laters.com uses for card payments. With FavePay, a scan-to-pay wallet transaction, funds settle up front. With FavePay Later, ticketing follows approval of the first instalment rather than the full balance, though timing can vary by fare and route, so check your booking confirmation for the exact status.
It can involve one. FavePay itself is a wallet product with no credit check since you're paying in full at the time of the transaction. FavePay Later is a buy-now-pay-later product, and BNPL providers typically run at least a soft check before approving a split-payment plan, which can affect what is offered but not necessarily your score. Confirm the exact process for your country at myfave.com before booking.
You risk a late fee and damage to your credit standing. FavePay Later splits the fare into 3 monthly payments, and missing one can trigger a late fee on top of the amount still owed. Repeated missed payments may also be reported to credit reference agencies, which can affect your ability to get credit elsewhere, so it's worth only choosing this plan if you're confident you can keep to the schedule.
Malaysia and Singapore. If you're booking from Malaysia, Laters.com can offer both FavePay and FavePay Later at checkout. If you're booking from Singapore, only the FavePay wallet is currently available, with no instalment plan offered there. Your billing country, not your destination, determines which of these options you'll see when you pay.
FavePay Later suits a pricier fare better than the wallet option. Splitting the cost into 3 monthly payments spreads a long-haul fare over several weeks rather than requiring the full amount at booking, though it's only available to travellers booking from Malaysia. It's worth checking whether your fare fits within any basket limits Favepay applies before assuming the plan will cover it, since specific thresholds aren't published on Laters.com.
Not when you pay on time. FavePay is a scan-to-pay wallet, so there's no borrowing involved and no score impact from using it. FavePay Later involves a credit assessment before approval, and while on-time instalments are unlikely to help your score, missed payments can be reported to credit reference agencies and may lower it, so treat the plan as real credit rather than a free perk.
Refunds are returned to whichever Favepay method you used to pay. If you paid with the FavePay wallet, any refund goes back into that wallet or your linked payment source. If you were on FavePay Later, outstanding instalments are typically adjusted or halted once the airline processes the refund, though timing depends on the airline's refund policy as well as Favepay's own process, so confirm specifics at myfave.com.
Yes. Favepay applies to the fare total rather than the route, so a multi-stop or international itinerary is treated the same as a single-leg domestic flight at checkout. What actually changes which plans you're offered is the country you're booking from, not where the flight goes, so a traveller booking from Malaysia sees FavePay Later regardless of destination, while one booking from Singapore sees only the wallet option.
FavePay Later is marketed as splitting your fare into 3 monthly payments with no stated interest. The catch is that missing a payment can still bring a late fee, and repeated misses may be passed to credit reference agencies, which can affect your credit standing well beyond the cost of the flight itself. Treat the schedule as a real repayment commitment rather than free money, and only take it on if you're confident about the monthly payments.
Generally, yes. Airline loyalty programmes award miles and tier points based on the ticketed fare and fare class, not on how you settled payment with Laters.com, so a flight paid for through FavePay or FavePay Later should earn the same miles as one paid by card. Confirm this with the operating airline's loyalty programme terms, since a small number of fare types or promotional tickets can be excluded regardless of payment method.
It can work, depending on the fare and country. There's no indication that FavePay or FavePay Later restricts cabin class, so a business class fare can in principle be booked the same way as economy. What matters more is whether the fare fits within any basket limits Favepay sets for FavePay Later, and specific thresholds aren't published, so check at myfave.com before assuming a higher-value fare qualifies.
Generally, yes, since FavePay is a wallet-based product tied to an account and card details you've already linked through Fave. FavePay Later, as Fave's buy-now-pay-later option, also runs through the same account setup and approval process rather than a one-off guest checkout. If you don't already have one, set it up through myfave.com before booking so it's ready to select at Laters.com checkout.
Favepay is a Southeast Asian fintech product — operating primarily in Malaysia and Singapore — that pairs a QR-based scan-to-pay wallet with a buy now pay later option called FavePay Later. The wallet side rewards users with cashback on everyday purchases; FavePay Later extends that into split payments, letting shoppers divide a purchase into three monthly instalments. Specific terms haven't been confirmed from a primary regulated source, so treat any figures you find elsewhere with caution and check myfave.com for current terms before committing.
On Laters, you can search and compare flights, then select FavePay Later at checkout to spread your fare across three monthly payments. Your e-ticket is issued once the payment arrangement is approved — though approval isn't guaranteed, and a credit check may apply depending on the plan and market.
As with any credit product, borrow only what your budget can absorb. Missed payments may carry consequences, and the full fare remains owed on the agreed schedule. Check myfave.com for the most accurate eligibility rules, fees, and plan conditions before you book.
Search your route on Laters.com, choose Favepay at checkout, and pick a plan: the scan-to-pay FavePay wallet settles the fare in full with cashback, or FavePay Later splits it into three monthly payments. Your e-ticket is issued once the payment is approved. FavePay Later is marketed as interest-free when paid on schedule, but a credit check and approval still apply, and any plan involving deferred payments carries that condition alongside the benefit.
Laters.com is the merchant on this booking and the one that issues your ticket; Favepay is the payment method and credit provider, not the seller of the flight. There's no payment surcharge and no booking fee for choosing Favepay, so the fare is the same as paying by card. You don't need a credit card to book this way: Favepay settles the fare with the airline on your behalf, and your repayments go to Favepay, not to Laters.com.
Laters.com obtiene ingresos de la tarifa como comerciante, lo mismo independientemente del método de pago que elija; ningún proveedor de pago paga por la colocación en esta página.
Una reserva de vuelo y un plan de pago siguen calendarios distintos. Nuestra guía explica las cuestiones prácticas que conviene considerar antes de dividir el precio de un billete.
Endeudarse responsablemente significa solo comprometerse con cuotas que pueda permitirse genuinamente. Los pagos atrasados pueden resultar en cargos por mora, pueden ser reportados a agencias de referencia crediticia, y pueden afectar su calificación crediticia y su capacidad de endeudarse en el futuro. Visite los términos propios de Favepay para conocer los términos actuales, criterios de elegibilidad y disponibilidad de planes específicos por país. Laters.com es el nuevo nombre de Fly Fairly; nada cambia en su reserva ni en el soporte. Última revisión del equipo editorial de Laters.com en agosto de 2026.
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