Neoprene Boots, Gloves and Hoods for Women - GONG Galaxy

Payment of your order in 3 installments with PLEDG
Our partner Pledg offers you a financing solution called “Payment in 3 installments” which allows you to pay for your order in 3 installments.

Terms of subscription

When confirming your order, our partner Pledg will offer you to choose the 3-installment payment service to pay for your order. If you wish to subscribe to this service, your contact details will then be sent to Pledg which, subject to acceptance of your file, will offer you to pay in 3 installments and will indicate a payment schedule summarizing the amount of the various monthly payments. Depending on your file, supporting documents may be requested to validate your funding request.

For payment in several installments: as soon as Pledg accepts your file, you will have to pay the amount of the first monthly payment including fees on the total amount of the order. You will be debited for the other monthly payments according to the payment schedule communicated to you. If you request to benefit from a financing solution offered by Pledg, the information relating to your order will be transmitted to Pledg, which will use it for the purpose of studying your request for the granting, management and collection of the funding. Pledg reserves the right to accept or decline your request for funding. You have a 14-day withdrawal period to waive this funding. More details here: https://support.pledg.co/hc/en

Example for a payment in 3 installments for a purchase of 150 € in metropolitan France, first installment of 52.25 € (including 2.25 € of costs), then 2 x 50 €.

Please note, this payment method is only valid for the countries listed below:

France
UK
Spain
Germany
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Belgium
Portugal

How the Payment in 3 installments works

Payment in 3 installments allows you to pay for the order made on www.gong-galaxy.com as follows: A mandatory contribution, debited on the day of the order confirmation, corresponding to part of the order and the costs (% of the total amount of the order). A distribution of the rest of the amount of the order over the number of remaining monthly payments according to the payment schedule that will have been communicated.