Klarna to debut $7.99 monthly plan as buy now, pay later firm seeks new revenue sources ahead of IPO

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January 25, 2024January 25, 2024

Klarna Plus is the latest example of a fintech player hoping to build out its offerings and boost recurring revenue. An IPO is imminent, the firm’s CEO said.

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