Klarna and eBay Bring BNPL to New Markets
Flexible Klarna buy now pay later (BNPL) options are now available to eBay customers in more European markets.
Flexible Klarna buy now pay later (BNPL) options are now available to eBay customers in more European markets.
Users in Canada checking out with Apple Pay online or in apps can now benefit from the flexible payment options offered by leading European BNPL provider Klarna.
Klarna sees its profits grow 57% YoY, as it establishes a tech hub in Warsaw and looks forward to a strong holiday season driven by tech innovations.
Global technology company Lenovo offers shoppers in 15 European countries the opportunity to use flexible payment methods from fintech firm Klarna.
Klarna, a popular “buy now, pay later” service, is to be available on Google Pay starting next year.
Staples established cooperation with Swedish BNPL provider Klarna to offer flexible payment options for customers purchasing office essentials.
Swedish Klarna has filed its long-awaited plans to go public in the United States.
Klarna has partnered with John Lewis & Partners to offer its “Pay in 3” BNPL service, allowing customers to spread payments over 60 days with no interest accrued.
Klarna and Zoom have launched flexible payment options for Zoom Workplace subscriptions to make digital collaboration more accessible.
Klarna will become a default payment method for Worldpay’s global merchant network, expanding customer access to Klarna’s flexible payment services directly through Worldpay’s platform.
Klarna has announced the opening of the Gift Card Store, which was developed in partnership with a global branded payments provider Blackhawk Network.
Users checking out on Apple Pay online and in apps with iPhone and iPad on iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 or later can now leverage all the benefits of Klarna flexible payment options.
Klarna’s flexible payment methods will be available on Adyen’s physical payment terminals across Europe, North America and Australia.
The media reports that in Sweden, the Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) has conducted an estimate of the risk assessment system currently used by Klarna and after that made critical remarks.
The media reports that Klarna is currently assessing the interest of investors in buying existing shares of the company on the secondary market.
Media reports indicate that Klarna is currently weighing financial advisers for its initial public offering (IPO) in the United States.
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