Buy on installment
Buy a phone on installment at JET BLACK: simple documents, fast approval, flexible monthly plans.
- 3 months — $4
down=40
rate=0
Ideal if you want to pay off quickly - 6 months — $4
down=30
rate=1.5
Most popular - 9 months — $4
down=30
rate=1.8
Lower monthly payments - 12 months — $4
down=20
rate=2
Low down payment, light monthly payments - Cambodian ID card or passport (original)
- Family book or residence certificate
- Employment or salary letter (if available)
- 2 contact phone numbers
- 6 months — $1.20
Finish paying sooner - 12 months — $1.30
Most popular - 18 ខែ — $1.40
Lighter monthly payments - 24 ខែ — $1.50
Lowest monthly payments - How much is the down payment?
From 20% of the phone price. The more you pay upfront, the lower your monthly payment. - What is the interest rate?
4% per month, charged on the financed amount (phone price minus down payment). - How long does approval take?
Approved at the shop, usually the same day if your documents are complete — take the phone home right away. - Can I pay it off early?
Yes. You can pay it off any time, without interest for the remaining months. - How do I pay each month?
Pay at the shop, or transfer via ABA / ACLEDA / Wing. - Can I buy a used phone on installment?
Yes. Both new and used phones can be bought on installment with the shop. - How much is the down payment?
You can pay nothing upfront (0%) — the bank finances 100%. Or pay part upfront to lower the monthly payment. - What is the interest rate?
From 1.2% to 1.5% per month, depending on the term and the bank's conditions. - How long does approval take?
The bank reviews your documents, usually in 1–2 working days. The shop helps you prepare them and contacts the bank for you. - Which documents do I need?
ID card, family book or residence letter, and proof of income (salary or business), as the bank requires. - How do I pay each month?
Pay the bank directly, through its app or at a branch, on the schedule the bank sets. - Can I pay it off early?
Yes, under the bank's conditions — some banks charge an early-repayment fee. Please ask the shop or bank first.
