Zip Co USA

Zip Co USA (formerly Quadpay) provides "buy now, pay later" services, allowing consumers to split purchases into interest-free installments.

Telephone
Customer service : (888) 274-3159
Mailing address
228 Park Ave S, PMB 59872
New York, NY 10003‑1502
Website
zip.co/us

What you need to know about Zip Co USA

The company responds to most customer complaints in a satisfactory manner.

How to resolve a problem with Zip Co USA

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How fast does Zip Co USA respond?

Phone support
Representatives are available 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern time.
Email supportus-support@care.zip.co
Representatives are available 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Eastern time. Users can contact Zip Co USA by email or through the online form on the website.
Live chat
Live chat support is available through the Zip app.
Social media
Zip Co USA is active on social media platforms such as Facebook, X, Instagram and LinkedIn.
Help center/FAQ
Zip Co USA's help center/FAQ provides quick answers to common questions regarding account setup, payments, refunds and using the "buy now, pay later" service.
Verified contacts

Zip Co USA customer service executives

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Primary
Jinal Shah
Chief Customer and Marketing Officer
Secondary
Jag Seth
Vice President, Customer Experience
Chief Executive
Joseph Heck
Chief Executive

Zip Co USA customer service policies

Zip Co USA’s privacy policy describes how the organization collects, uses and protects personal and payment information. It outlines how data are shared with merchants, service providers and regulatory authorities.

Zip Co USA loyalty program

Zip Co USA does not have a loyalty program.

Frequently asked questions about Zip Co USA

Zip accepts major debit and credit cards, including Visa, Mastercard and American Express.
Your first payment is due at the time of purchase and is 25% of the total for "Pay in 4" installments.
Fees usually relate to late payments, failed payments, account inactivity, or plan changes. Some fees apply only after a purchase is made.
Certain Zip U.S. products apply account or monthly fees once your account is active or a purchase is completed.
Accounts may be restricted due to missed payments, verification issues, unusual activity, or internal risk reviews.
Spending limits are adjusted automatically based on payment history, account activity, and credit or risk assessments.
U.S. regulations require ongoing identity and fraud checks. Zip may request documents at any time.
Log in to your Zip account and submit a dispute for the transaction. If it is not visible, contact Zip support directly.
Disputes require coordination with the merchant and payment networks, which can extend investigation timelines.
High request volume and peak demand can delay responses. Initial inquiries may be handled by automated systems.
Automated replies are used for common issues. More complex cases may require follow-ups to reach a live agent.
Refund timing depends on when the merchant releases funds and U.S. banking processing times.
Accounts can be closed due to risk reviews, inactivity, regulatory requirements, or changes in eligibility.
Each purchase is reviewed individually. Approval at signup does not guarantee future transaction approvals.
Fees are disclosed in U.S. terms and repayment schedules, though customers may miss details at signup.
Zip reports payment behavior to U.S. credit reporting agencies in line with its policies and regulations.
U.S. regulatory changes can affect verification requirements, spending limits, and account reviews.
You may escalate through Zip’s complaint process or contact the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
Pending transactions, refunds, or statement cut-off dates can cause balance differences.
Charges may apply for late payments or certain plans, as outlined in Zip’s U.S. agreements.
Zip can update terms with notice under U.S. law. Continued use generally indicates acceptance.
Many complaints arise from misunderstandings about fees, repayments, or credit reporting obligations.

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