
PayZen, a healthcare fintech startup, has successfully raised $32 million in a Series B funding round, along with securing a $200 million debt facility. This financing, led by NEA, brings the total amount raised to $232 million. The company aims to expand its 'care now, pay later' product, which allows patients to pay their medical bills in interest and fee-free installments. PayZen's AI-enabled platform is designed to make healthcare more affordable and accessible, positioning the company as a leader in healthcare payment solutions.
AI-powered global payments network Klarna is adding new retail banking services for its consumers as it looks to disrupt retail banking. CEO @klarnaseb discusses the two new products as well as IPO plans: https://t.co/lfHIKzvFFD
Klarna rolls out a checking account-like product and a cashback offering in 12 markets including the US and across Europe, as it prepares for a US IPO (@ryan_browne_ / CNBC) https://t.co/dvyD3pF8py 📫 Subscribe: https://t.co/OyWeKSRpIM https://t.co/k5o2VElXPx
NEW: Swedish fintech giant @Klarna is rolling out two new products today that could make its buy now, pay later offerings more enticing to use. https://t.co/4uaf16vtR6
