The Swedish fintech has been trying to shift its image from “buy now, pay later” poster child to a more all-encompassing banking player.

The new card makes it easy to use a buy now, pay later plan, but you can get its paid features for free elsewhere.

Payment processor extends seven-year partnership to support flexible payment credential technology for Swedish fintech's ...

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The Klarna Card is currently in a trial phase in the U.S., gathering feedback to refine the experience before a broader rollout in the U.S. and Europe expected later this year. This phased approach ...

has partnered with Klarna to support the launch of the Klarna Card, a new Visa-powered debit card enabled by Visa Flexible Credential - VFC. The card offers users the ability to either pay ...

Swedish fintech Klarna yesterday announced that it's rolling out its first-ever debit card, in an attempt to position itself ...

Marqeta to Power New Klarna Debit Card in the U.S. Building on a long-term partnership, Klarna will leverage Marqeta’s platform and the Visa Flexible Credential to expand payment options for ...

The new debit card lets people load funds onto ... won't be reported to credit bureaus at this time. The Klarna Card will work with Visa's Flexible Credential program, which allows you to save ...

(MQ) has partnered with Klarna to support the launch of the Klarna Card, a new Visa-powered debit card enabled by Visa Flexible Credential - VFC. The card offers users the ability to either pay ...