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Integrators will be able to buy a solar generator with a credit card at Aldo

The company states that it will be possible to pay in up to 12 installments and offer this same payment method to customers

12-06-23-canal-solar-Integrators will be able to buy a solar generator with a credit card at Aldo

It will be possible to purchase generators through Visa and Mastercard brands; others will be added throughout the program. Photo: Freepik

A Aldo Solar announced that integrators will be able to purchase solar generator on credit card at Aldo. According to the company, it is possible to pay in up to 12 installments and offer this same payment method to customers.

“The great advantage of this new payment method at Aldo Solar is the possibility of installment. Thus, among other benefits, purchasing in installments is the chance to purchase the generator with a credit card without necessarily having cash available at the time”, highlighted the company.

In this way, they stated that it is possible take advantage of other opportunities or keep money for emergencies without compromising investments. “And last but not least, lately credit card company programs offer numerous benefits.”

“The benefits of card brands, when you know how to use them, are valuable and you can save a lot with them, not only on travel, but also in everyday life”, added the company.

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How to buy the generator with a credit card at Aldo?

According to the company, when searching for the photovoltaic generator for the project on Aldo's e-commerce, it is possible to see the installment values ​​with the option to purchase a solar generator with a credit card.

“For this launch, we offer the possibility of purchasing a generator with a credit card under the Visa and Mastercard brands and other brands will be added during the program”, they pointed out.

Aldo also offers other payment options, such as bank slip, PIX and solar financing, as well as specific financing lines for adopting renewable energy. Some examples of institutions are Santander and Sol Agora.

Mateus Badra
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Mateus Badra

Journalist graduated from PUC-Campinas. He worked as a producer, reporter and presenter on TV Bandeirantes and Metro Jornal. He has been following the Brazilian electricity sector since 2020.

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