European payment powerhouse Klarna has decided to finally jump into the crypto scene. CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski announced on X that they’re gearing up to integrate cryptocurrencies into their ...

Klarna, the AI-powered payments and commerce network, and Combined Independent Holdings (CIH), the electrical buying group that is the UK ...

JPMorgan’s (JPM) payments processing unit is partnering with Klarna to expand buy now, pay later options for its merchants, Aisha Gani and Daniel Cancel of Bloomberg report, citing a statement ...

Klarna, a Swedish payments firm with 85 million users, is reportedly eyeing a US initial public offering — and its CEO is looking for ideas on how it can integrate digital assets. Swedish ...

If you’re looking for flexibility when financing purchases, the Klarna Card* could fill that gap. Cardholders pay zero interest when they pay their monthly statement in full but have the option ...

E-commerce payment options provider Klarna is accused of stealing marketing commissions from internet personalities and influencers who direct their audiences to purchase products using the ...

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Klarna CEO Sebastian Siematkowski confirmed the firm is open to crypto and is inviting industry feedback. Industry stakeholders have suggested that the firm leverages stablecoin settlements and ...

Klarna, the AI-powered global payments network and shopping assistant, has signed an agreement with J.P. Morgan Payments that will, for the first time, make Klarna’s Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) payment ...

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U.K. documents show that the U.K.’s Department of Business and Trade spent five years convincing Andreessen Horowitz to create a presence in London, only for the U.S. firm to leave 18 months ...