Klarna Partners With Raisin to Launch Savings Accounts in Germany

·Jun. 11, 2020·1 min read

Leading European buy now pay later platform Klarna is the latest company to add a savings account to their offering; Klarna will be offering a range of savings options including a money market account (called an overnight money account) that pays 0.35%; the head of Klarna in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, Robert Bueninck, said, “We’re on an exciting journey from being purely a payment provider to a comprehensive shopping ecosystem.”; Klarna, based in Sweden, with a significant global presence including in the US has been a leading in point of sale financing for many years but this marks this first foray into the savings market. Altfi

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