Which ancient civilization first implemented a widespread system of consumer credit, allowing customers to purchase goods with clay tablets that recorded their debt for future payment?

While modern retail seems cutting-edge, ancient civilizations pioneered many retail innovations we take for granted today. From early marketplaces in Mesopotamia to sophisticated trade networks in Rome, ancient merchants developed remarkable solutions for consumer engagement and product distribution. This trivia explores one fascinating aspect of ancient retail strategy that revolutionized consumer behavior and purchasing power in early economies.

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Mesopotamia (Sumer)
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Indus Valley Civilization