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Klarna applies for U.S. industrial bank charter to expand financial services

By

Lynne Marek

54m ago· 5 min readenNews

Summary

Swedish buy now, pay later company Klarna is seeking to expand its footprint in the U.S. market by applying for a charter to operate an industrial bank with the FDIC and Utah's Department of Financial Institutions. The company already operates as a bank in Europe under a license obtained in 2017, but has relied on partnerships with U.S. financial institutions like WebBank to offer its services. This move signals Klarna's ambition to deliver more comprehensive financial services directly in the U.S., including a recent partnership with Southwest Airlines.

Source

bskyKlarna applies for U.S. industrial bank charter to expand financial servicespaymentsdive.com

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A spokesperson for Klarna declined to comment on the application.
Klarna already operates as a bank in Europe, under a license it has had since 2017, but in the U.S. it has partnered with financial institutions, often WebBank, to offer some of its array of financial services.
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The Swedish buy now, pay later player aims to shake up financial services, linking with Southwest Air and seeking a bank license this week.

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