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PayPal Enters Installment Loan Business Targeting Fintechs Affirm And Afterpay – Forbes
Point of sale financing, the modern layaway that lets you pay for a new TV in installments, has been rising steeply in popularity over the past two years. Now PayPal is entering the market.
PayPal’s new buy now, pay later feature will become available on all purchases this fall.
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Point of sale financingthe modern layaway that lets you pay for a new TV or dress in four installments instead of putting it on your credit cardhas been rising steeply in popularity over the past two years, and the pandemic is propelling it to new heights. Australian company Afterpay, whose entire business is staked on the scheme, has sailed from a market valuation of $1 billion in 2018 to $18 bil…
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