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Kohler Credit Union introduces Buy Now, Pay Later to give members more flexible payment options

New offering reflects commitment to innovation, financial well-being, and responsiveness in today’s economic environment.

Sheboygan, WI (April 22, 2026) |

Kohler Credit Union has launched a Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) solution to give members more flexibility and control in managing everyday expenses. The new digital offering expands the credit union’s suite of member-focused tools designed to provide greater flexibility, control, and confidence in everyday spending.

As households face rising costs and changing financial priorities, Kohler Credit Union is responding with practical solutions designed around members’ real needs. The BNPL option allows members to spread payments over time with clear terms, helping them manage purchases without losing sight of long-term goals.

“This launch reflects a very intentional step forward in how we support our members,” said Tony Klockow, President & CEO. “Members want flexibility, but they also want trust and clarity. Our Buy Now, Pay Later solution delivers both, within a relationship they already rely on.”

Integrated seamlessly into the existing digital experience, BNPL is easy to access when members need it, whether managing an unexpected expense or planning ahead. “This is a strong example of how we’re evolving our technology environment to deliver modern capabilities that are seamless, reliable, and aligned with how our members want to engage with us.” said Matt Fehrmann. Chief Information Officer.

The launch further demonstrates Kohler Credit Union’s focus on thoughtful innovation. Unlike third-party alternatives the tool is built within a trusted relationship, offering members added peace of mind through clear terms, responsible lending practices, and direct support.

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