The company is appealing to younger consumers such as Gen Z and Millennials with new products that make shopping easier and remove some common pain points.
Klarna is continuing to expand beyond payments as it looks to become “a starting point for every purchase” for its 150 million consumers.
Charged Retail investigates the controversial partnership between BNPL tool Klarna and food delivery platfrom Deliveroo.
BNPL companies like Klarna and Affirm have caused regulators to worry their products are harming consumers. With the BNPL market expected to reach $3.98 trillion by 2030, many consumers don’t realize BNPL plans are a form of credit or a loan, and 27% of Black households are late paying their debts.
Asia has the likes of WeChat, AliPay, Grab and Gojek. But will Europe ever get a superapp of its own, where finance, mobility and commerce can coexist?
People have been stung by credit cards’ interest and fees when buying groceries and takeaways for decades, writes Klarna’s Alex Marsh.
The buy now pay later giant won’t be making any large-scale layoffs again, according to a Klarna exec at the Sifted Summit
Sebastian Siemiatkowski, Co-founder and CEO at buy now, pay later big hitter Klarna, has been at it again on Twitter.
Debt charities are worried that this seductive, interest-free product will prove highly appealing with Christmas looming but, says James Moore, this could lead to people facing nasty consequences
Buy now, pay later companies like Affirm and Afterpay are seeing delinquencies tick up. That may cause them to deny access to certain users.
Klarna is one of the world’s leading financial technology companies. The Klarna business model caters to customers around the globe by facilitating a platform through which individuals can shop freely using a temporary Visa card. Many financial experts consider the Swedish-based company as the origi…
Money Saving Expert, Martin Lewis, asks Deliveroo if they really need to ‘pump debt to sell takeaways’.
Jess is joined by Vish Gain of Silicon Republic to discuss Deliveroo’s accepting of Klarna payments. Microsoft Ireland has announced a €3 million investmen...
Money saving expert Martin Lewis has criticised food delivery firm Deliveroo for adding Klarna as a new payment method.
The ex-Apprentice contestant appeared on the show to discuss Buy Now Pay Later schemes like Klarna, but viewers said appearing on the show was not enough of a qualification to discuss the controversies surrounding the schemes
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Consumers can now buy a Deliveroo takeaway using buy now, pay later firm Klarna, but experts say the idea is ‘extraordinarily irresponsible’ and can impact your finances