At last! Shoppers will be protected by tough new rules for 'buy now, pay later' firms to ensure customers are able to make repayments
The Government has launched a consultation on bringing buy now pay later companies, such as Klarna and Afterpay, under the ...
Apple adds another buy now pay later service to Pay
There are a few other previously-announced updates that are now coming to Apple Pay as well, including the ability to use the ...
UK Government Pushes Ahead with Buy-Now, Pay-Later Regulations
The UK’s new Labour government proposed a series of stricter rules for buy-now, pay-later lenders as it seeks to make good on ...
New buy now pay later protections set to come into force from 2026
Shoppers will be protected by new rules for buy now pay later (BNPL) products from 2026 under Government plans.BNPL products ...
Apple Pay Expands Buy Now, Pay Later With Affirm, Adds Support For Third-Party Browsers And More
Apple Inc expands Apple Pay with installment loan and reward options for online and in-app purchases, partnering with Affirm, ...
UK Government consults on new rules for buy now, pay later products
The UK Government is pressing ahead with new rules designed to protect online shoppers using buy now, pay later products.
Klarna, the buy-now, pay-later firm, is looking to make a Robinhood-like product for trading stocks, an internal job ad shows
Klarna is recruiting four people to work on a product for customers to buy and sell stocks on its app, according to an ...
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slice Gets Board Nod To Raise INR 71.73 Cr Via Partly Paid Up Shares
As per the RoC filing accessed by Inc42, slice’s board passed a resolution to issue 22,000 equity shares at an issue price of ...
BNPL users twice as likely to miss a payment: survey
Eighty-four percent of buy now, pay later (BNPL) users said they used the financing option to pay for purchases they couldn't ...
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Holiday spending projected to hit new record this year
Notable differences this year include the shopping period between Thanksgiving and Christmas being nearly a week shorter, and ...
Klarna to Offload £30 Billion Portfolio in Deal With Elliott
Klarna Bank AB is selling a portfolio of buy-now, pay-later loans that it originated in the UK as it looks for ways to free up capital ahead of its public debut.