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[Promotional badges] New: installments per payment method, with logos and minimum amounts

September 2026

We added a new type of promotional badge: installments per payment method. Show on each product the installments you offer with Mercado Pago, MODO, Mobbex and more, with each method's logo and the per-installment amount already calculated.

Set up each payment method with its installments

Add the payment methods you offer in your store —Mercado Pago, MODO, Mobbex, NaranjaX, Pago Nube, Payway, Ualá, Go cuotas, or any name you type— and set the number of installments for each one.

You can also set a minimum purchase amount per plan: for example, 3 installments for any product and 12 installments for purchases from $100,000.

Each product shows the best plan it qualifies for

The badge does the math per product: it shows the highest number of installments that applies based on its price, with the per-installment amount calculated. A $150,000 product shows "12 x $12,500 with Mercado Pago"; a $30,000 one, "3 x $10,000". You never promise installments that product doesn't have.

If a payment method doesn't apply to a product (it doesn't reach the minimum of any plan), it simply isn't shown on that product.

With your payment methods' logos

Each line is shown with the payment method's official logo, all at the same size. If you choose "All", the installments appear with a card icon, without branding. You can also reorder the methods by dragging them in the editor — that's the order they'll show in your store.

One click opens your payment methods

The badge is clickable: when tapped, your customers see your store's payment methods detail, the same one Tiendanube's installments text opens.

Where it shows

You choose which pages it appears on: the product page, the product listing and the home page. On the listing, each product shows its own installments calculated with its price.

It's now available for all stores: you'll find it when creating a promotional badge, as "Installments per payment method". If you'd like a hand setting it up, message us 💬

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