This refers to the process of ensuring that the contents of a customer’s shopping basket on Amazon are accurately reflected and approved for purchase when using Katapult as a payment method. This confirmation typically involves verifying item availability, pricing, and eligibility for Katapult’s financing options. As an example, before Katapult authorizes a purchase, Amazon sends details of the shopper’s selected items to Katapult for validation.
This validation step is important for several reasons. It protects both the consumer and Katapult from potential errors like outdated pricing, unavailable items, or transactions that don’t meet Katapult’s criteria. By confirming the cart details, Katapult minimizes the risk of denied transactions, ensuring a smoother purchase experience. This process supports responsible lending practices and reduces the likelihood of customer disappointment due to unforeseen issues during checkout.
