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Klarna, the fintech that is focused on buy now, pay later (BNPL) services, is navigating complex landscape as it prepares for ...

The Klarna Card will bring the company's popular "Pay in 4" service to a physical Visa card, empowering consumers to pay over time in four equal, interest-free payments for any in-store or online ...

Klarna is quietly dusting off its IPO plans, with fresh talk of a New York listing as soon as September, according to people ...

Klarna, a financial service best known for its buy now, pay later app, announced on Tuesday it's launching a new debit card with BNPL features. The new debit card lets people load funds onto the ...

Klarna’s BNPL services are only available through eligible retail partners, but the Klarna Card * offers more flexibility. You can use it for purchases anywhere that accepts Visa.

Marqeta supports Klarna across six countries, facilitating international expansion and user-centric financial products. Thursday, MQ closed at $5.51, up 0.18%, and slipped in after-hours trading ...

NEW YORK, June 03, 2025--Klarna and Visa Launch Pilot of New Debit Card with Increased Flexibility at Money 2020 Europe ...

Just as it announced a $1 billion investment in developing payments technology in Africa, Visa also embarked on an environmental project with an initial focus on Europe. Called the Sustainability ...

With a partnership with Visa (V.N), Klarna will allow consumers to pay immediately or choose interest-free options to pay over time for both online and in-store purchases.

Visa has not provided any details on how big a stake it has acquired or how much it has paid but Klarna, founded in 2005, has raised more than $300 million and is valued at over $2 billion.

“It’s a terrific investment and depending on how the Visa/Klarna relationship matures, Visa may be able to engineer new offerings and build a meaningful product enhancement to member banks.” Visa Inc.