It is a sort of “buy now, pay later,” along with often usurious interest rates that can be as high as 20%. Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) has a new buy now, pay later system. It has entered into a ...

Walmart-backed fintech venture One is going to offer buy now, pay later loans to Walmart customers as soon as next year, according to The Information The move comes as buy now, pay later loans ...

Over the next few weeks, Walmart will begin rolling out new buy now, pay later (BNPL) features integrated directly into the retailer’s checkout. The change comes after a recent announcement that ...

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STOCKHOLM—Klarna said it will become the exclusive buy-now-pay-later provider at Walmart WMT1.96%increase; green up pointing triangle in the U.S., replacing rival Affirm AFRM 1.58%increase ...

Affirm Holdings shares fell in premarket trading Monday after its Swedish rival Klarna was chosen to be Walmart's new buy-now-pay-later provider in the U.S. Shares traded 9.4% lower at $45.35.

Affirm has been replaced by Klarna as Walmart's go-to "buy now, pay later" (BNPL) provider. Market Domination's Julie Hyman and BD8 Capital Partners CEO and CIO Barbara Doran report more on this news.