Samsung offers flexible payment plans for smartphones, gadgets in Morocco

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Samsung Electronics has partnered with SOFAC, a leading consumer credit provider, to introduce Samsung Finance+ in Morocco, offering flexible smartphone financing solutions starting May 2025. 

The initiative aims to make Samsung Galaxy devices more accessible to Moroccan consumers while supporting Samsung’s expansion in North Africa’s growing tech market.

Flexible smartphone financing with SOFAC now available across Morocco

The newly launched Samsung Finance+, powered by SOFAC, provides a simple, secure, and fast way for consumers to finance Samsung smartphones.

Available at Samsung stores and authorised partners across the country, the service allows users to apply and complete their financing in-store in just 20 to 30 minutes with the help of an agent.

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Once approved, customers can select their preferred Samsung smartphone and use it immediately with credit terms of up to 36 months. The Samsung Finance+ app also helps users easily track payments and manage their financing plans.

A strategic win for both consumers and Samsung

This launch is a win-win: it empowers more Moroccans to own the latest Samsung devices through flexible payment options while giving Samsung a wider customer base and deeper market penetration in Morocco.

Hyun Joong Kim, President of Samsung Electronics Maghreb Arab, described the launch as a major step in making cutting-edge Samsung products accessible to more people. 

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Hicham Karzazi, CEO of SOFAC, added that the partnership highlights their shared commitment to innovation and empowering Moroccan consumers through smart finance options.

Driving digital inclusion through strategic financing

As digital technology becomes central to everyday life in Morocco, the Samsung Finance+ initiative has the potential to make a meaningful impact. It not only promotes access to premium devices but also supports modernisation by bridging the gap between technology and affordability.

As rollout begins in May, Samsung and SOFAC are poised to reshape how Moroccans access technology, making digital tools more affordable and bringing Samsung’s innovation closer to everyone.

Ladele Joy

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