Tag: BNPL
Hoolah expands BNPL offering to Asian Markets
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) platform Hoolah is expanding its reach in various regions across Asia with the help of payments software provider Primer.
Merchants...
Deloitte and Mambu outline BNPL strategy for successful market entry
Five key points were highlighted as crucial for businesses that want to come up with their own BNPL solution.
Klarna completes acquisition of PriceRunner
Swedish fintech giant Klarna has announced its acquisition of the Nordic shopping comparison service PriceRunner.
As a result, PriceRunner will utilise its price comparison, product...
Klarna debuts new open banking service
‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ fintech platform Klarna has launched a new open banking business service aimed to help companies connect globally.
Named Klarna Kosma, it...
Playter announces $1.7M in funding to help SMEs through BNPL invoicing
Playter, a London-based growth firm, is using Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) invoices to help scale up startup SMEs with a new $1.7M in...
“Receiving a fast payment is especially nice, it’s not a common...
The ever-growing landscape of the payments industry is always offering new and fresh alternatives for consumers and merchants to process their transactions.
Swedish second-generation fintech...
Mastercard elevates BNPL focus with new collaborations
Mastercard has deepened its commitment to alternative payment journeys through a host of new collaborations.
The newly announced link of partnerships sees the banking giant...
Adatree and Personetics combine to bring clients “advanced data insights”
Data intermediary platform Adatree has announced a new partnership with Personetics, aimed at providing an “all-in-one solution” for financial data intelligence.
By integrating Personetics real-time...
Curve expands into the United States
Fintech company Curve has expanded into the US market, allowing local consumers to use all of Curve’s card payment systems.
Curve enables the activation of...
Antony Stephen: ‘all consumer credit products must follow the same regulations’
As rising inflation and energy costs begin to bite, more consistent regulation of the ‘buy now, pay later’ market will protect consumers from spiralling...
