Slope, a provider of AI-powered credit and risk infrastructure backed by J.
P. Morgan and Samsung Electronics America, has partnered with Samsung Business to integrate flexible payment options directly into Samsung Business’s U.
S. checkout experience. This collaboration offers eligible business buyers Net 60 and Net 90 terms with instant credit decisions, leveraging Slope’s real-time underwriting capabilities.
The new program is designed to give buyers more control over their working capital and aims to increase order volume and average order values for Samsung Business. The Samsung B2B eCommerce team is focused on providing SMB and enterprise customers with faster approvals and longer terms than traditional Net 30 options, thereby reducing friction at checkout.
Lawrence Lin Murata, CEO and Co-founder of Slope, stated, “Modern B2B checkout should feel as simple as a card, only smarter. By pairing Samsung’s scale with Slope’s AI underwriting, we’re expanding access to financing at the moment of purchase, while keeping merchant operations intact from checkout to reconciliation.”
At checkout, eligible buyers can select Net 60 or Net 90 within the Samsung Business payment experience, receiving decisions in seconds based on live transaction and financial data. For enterprise customers, approved buyers receive a reusable line of credit with blanket terms, allowing authorized agents to place orders without per-order term setup. Samsung checkout also supports complex B2B commerce scenarios, including partial settlements and trade-in flows for devices, which have historically posed challenges for embedded financing at enterprise scale.
The financing options began rolling out to U.
S. Samsung Business customers in Q3 of 2025. This partnership follows Slope’s recent collaboration with Alibaba.com, further solidifying its role as a provider of intelligent payment solutions for large marketplaces and brands.
Credit products offered through Slope are originated by Lead Bank, Member FDIC, and are subject to credit approval.
