Meta taps Klarna for ‘Play Now, Pay Later’ headset offer
Meta has teamed up with BNPL firm Klarna to launch a ‘Play Now, Pay Later’ bundle for its mixed reality headsets in the UK.
Meta has teamed up with BNPL firm Klarna to launch a ‘Play Now, Pay Later’ bundle for its mixed reality headsets in the UK.
A group of former Revolut, Coinbase and Spotify staffers have unveiled Zeal, a digital wallet for managing crypto and interacting with web3 and decentralised finance apps.
Dealers are urging lenders to loosen the loan-to-value restrictions on aftermarket products such as service contracts and guaranteed asset protection…
As it faces up to a lawsuit from New York’s attorney general for allegedly failing to protect users from “massive amounts of fraud,” bank-backed P2P payments service Zelle has gone on the offensive, insisting that just 0.02% of all transactions result in a report of fraud or scam.
Dutch digital bank bunq is opening an API marketplace to showcase apps built using its own proprietary API.
JPMorgan Chase is letting employees use the bank’s in-house AI system to help them write year-end performance reviews, according to the Financial Times.
Shares in Adyen tumbled on Thursday after the Dutch payments processor cut its annual revenue forecast, citing the impact of US tariffs.
JPMorgan Chase & Co., Fifth Third Bancorp and Barclays Plc are among banks bracing for potentially hundreds of millions of…
Berlin-based WealthTech startup NAO has secured additional capital of over one million euros through a second closing of its Seed financing push, bringing total funding from the round to €4.5 million.
As it continues its evolution from BNPL provider to full-scale bank, Klarna has launched a global membership programme, offering benefits like cashback, travel perks, and lifestyle rewards.
Novus, an “impact-driven” startup has teamed up with Visa and Railsbank on a mobile application that rewards users for sustainable purchasing choices.
UK bank Barclays is shuttering its decade-old fintech accelerator programme, Rise.
There are a staggering 10,000 community banks and credit unions in North America, which together spend $5.5 billion on technology every year. This technology spend is intended to power digital transformation, the retention and growth of accounts, resources for lending or mortgages and to drive revenue.
Ayan Capital, a London-based Islamic fintech, has secured £2.8 million in equity funding to expand halal car finance and other Islamic finance products in the UK.