DXC and Splitit Partner to Offer AI-Driven Installment Payments for Bank Customers

October 23, 2025
DXC Technology and Splitit have announced a collaboration that enables banks to provide installment payment options to account holders, powered by AI personalization and integrated with DXC’s Hogan core banking platform.

New York and Atlanta-based DXC Technology and Splitit have announced a collaboration to bring AI-powered installment payment options to bank account holders, according to a press release.

The partnership will enable banks using DXC’s Hogan core banking platform to offer installment plans at checkout and post-purchase. Splitit’s embedded card-linked installment technology is supported by a proprietary AI engine that personalizes offers for each consumer.

DXC’s Hogan platform currently manages more than 300 million accounts and $5 trillion in deposits across over 40 major banks. The integration gives these institutions a ready-made path to provide flexible payment options while maintaining their existing card and account infrastructure.

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