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Buy Now, Pay Later for a Burrito: New Fintech App Aims to Make Food More Affordable

In a move that's sure to delight burrito enthusiasts and those with a taste for financial innovation, a new fintech app has launched, allowing users to buy now and pay later for their favorite Mexican dishes. The app, called "BurroPay," aims to make it easier for people to enjoy their favorite foods without breaking the bank.

Here's how it works: users can sign up for the app and link their credit or debit card. When they're at the register at their favorite burrito joint, they can use the app to split the cost of their meal into four equal payments over the next few weeks. The first payment is due immediately, with the remaining three payments scheduled for the following weeks.

The idea for BurroPay came from its founders, who were frustrated with the high cost of eating out. "We love burritos, but let's be real, they can be expensive," said CEO and co-founder, Alex Chen. "We wanted to create a solution that would allow people to enjoy their favorite foods without the financial stress."

BurroPay has already partnered with several popular burrito chains, including Chipotle and Moe's Southwest Grill. The app is available for download on both iOS and Android devices.

While some may view BurroPay as a way to put off paying for food, the app's founders argue that it's a more sustainable option than going into debt or using credit cards. "We're not encouraging people to buy things they can't afford," said Chen. "We're just giving people a more flexible way to pay for the things they want."

BurroPay is currently available in the United States, with plans to expand to other countries in the near future. The app is free to download, with a small fee charged for each transaction.