Payments: PayPal launches own “Buy now, pay later” scheme
Payments provider PayPal has extended its capabilities by introducing its very own “Buy now, pay later” scheme. Merchants who have already enabled PayPal on their E-commerce stores will be able to add ‘Pay in 4’ as a payments option, allowing shoppers to pay 25% of...
E-commerce: An average of 200 retailers sign up to Klarna every day
“Buy now, pay later” scheme Klarna has reported that approximately 200 new retailers signed up to use the platform every day during the first half of 2020. The number of retailers that signed up between January and June totalled at 35,000, along with 14 million new...
E-commerce: Laybuy partners with Pretty Little Thing and Hype
Popular New Zealand payments service Laybuy has joined forces with online fashion platforms Pretty Little Thing and Hype to make its ‘buy now, pay later’ service more widely available to customers. Once it becomes available on these online stores, customers will be...
E-commerce: Payments service Klarna expands to Spain
Swedish payments company Klarna – known for its ‘buy now, pay later’ service – has officially launched in Spain for the first time. This means that Spanish consumers will now be able to use Klarna when they make purchases at certain online stores and...Recent Posts
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