Klarna Secures New License from UK's Financial Conduct Authority
The approval means Klarna — which is best known for its buy now, pay later services — will be able to offer its 11 million UK customers accounts where they can save funds, according to a statement. It will also allow Klarna to launch a debit card in the UK.
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