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70 MPs have decided to vote down a bill which was supposed to regulate buy now, pay later companies like Klarna, Laybuy and Clearpay.

The Danish challenger bank Lunar has finally launched its 'Pay Later' feature, taking on Swedish BNPL market leader Klarna.

Nordic challenger Lunar has managed to raise another €40 million in funding and is about to launch a BNPL product.

Thought Machine is a cloud-native core banking technology company and it has been selected by Curve to power it's new 'buy now, pay later' feature, the Curve Credit.

PayPal launches a new buy now, pay later product in the UK allowing users to pay in three instalments over a short period.

Just like Klarna, Curve credit offers credit on purchases made with your Curve card, which is to be paid back in instalments.

Swedish BNPL provider Klarna has raised $650 million in funding led by Silver Lake with the valuation of the company hitting $10.65 billion.

The Swedish fintech unicorn Klarna asked investors for a new round of funding. This one would set the company's value to $10 billion.

PayPal is launching its ‘Pay in 4’ platform in the United States to compete with Klarna and other 'buy now, pay later' based businesses.

The buy now, pay later market leader released its report for the first half of 2020. Although Klarna experienced growth in some sectors, the net loss is $59.8 million.