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Varengold Bank invests in Dutch BNPL firm Billink

Germany's Varengold Bank has invested €29.5 million in Dutch buy now pay later fintech Billink.

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Quarter of UK BNPL users charged late fees

Nearly a quarter of Brits that have used buy now, pay later services have been charged late payment fees, according to a survey for education charity the Centre for Financial Capability.

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Tabby secures $700 million debt facility and $50 million Series D extension

UAE-based buy now, pay later player Tabby has secured $700 million in debt financing from JPMorgan and extended its series D round to $250 million.

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Walmart brings BNPL payments to self-checkout kiosks with Affirm

Walmart has struck a deal with Affirm to offer buy now, pay later options at self-checkout kiosks at over 4500 US stores.

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Saudi BNPL player Tamara achieves unicorn status on $340 million funding round

Buy now, pay later startup Tamara has become Saudi Arabia's first home-grown fintech unicorn with a $340 million funding round.

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Google adds BNPL options to mobile wallet

Google is teaming up with Zip and Affirm to offer buy now pay later options for US consumers shopping with Google Pay.

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Motive acquires controlling stake in Splitit Payments

Private equity firm Motive Partners has acquired a controlling stake in Australian-listed BNPL outfit Splitit Payments.

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OCC warns banks on BNPL lending

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has issued guidance to US banks warning them to make sure that buy now, pay later loans are offered in a "safe and sound" manner.

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Indian BNPL firm ZestMoney shuts down

Indian buy now, pay later firm ZestMoney is shutting down after failing to find a buyer, according to TechCrunch.

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Standard Chartered rolls out BNPL option to consumers across Apac

Standard Chartered is rolling out online and instore buy now, pay later options for credit cardholders across Asia Pacific.

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Klarna receives UK approval to offer credit and payments products

Klarna has secured approval to offer credit and payments products in the UK ahead of the expiration of a temporary deal arranged in the wake of Brexit.

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Klarna lays groundwork for IPO; avoids strike

Klarna is setting up a UK holding company ahead of a widely-expected initial public offering. Separately, the BNPL giant has struck a collective agreement with Swedish workers to head off a strike.

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Middle Eastern BNPL platform Tabby raises $200 million

UAE-based buy now, pay later player Tabby has secured $200 million in Series D funding at a $1.5B valuation, making it the Mena region's first fintech unicorn head of a planned IPO in Saudi Arabia.

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Zilch secures eBay investment

London-based buy now, pay later outfit Zilch has received an investment from e-commerce giant eBay at a $2 billion valuation.

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More than a quarter of Brits using BNPL - FCA

As new research shows that more than a quarter of Brits have used BNPL in a six-month period, the FCA has agreed deals with two firms - PayPal and QVC - to make their contract terms easier to understand.

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Swedish unions threaten Klarna strike

BNPL giant Klarna is facing a possible strike by employees at its Swedish headquarters next month.

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US Bank launches POS lending tech

US Bank has launched an embedded, multi-channel point-of-sale lending platform that lets firms offer customers financing at the checkout.

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B2B BNPL player Mondu registers with FCA and goes live in UK

Berlin-based B2B buy now, pay later startup Mondu has formally registered with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and will begin working with 16 British clients immediately

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Marqeta inks deal with European BNPL firm Scalapay

Marqeta has reached an agreement with Southern European BNPL provider Scalapay to use its platform to issue cards both online and in-store.

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Goldman Sachs to take Q3 earnings hit on GreenSky sale

Goldman Sachs has agreed to sell BNPL-based home improvement lender GreenSky to a a consortium of institutional investors led by Sixth Street. Terms of the deal were not disclosed but the sale will lead to a 19-cent-per-share hit to Goldman's third-quarter earnings.