PayPal's stock fell from $307 to $41.49, wiping out 86% of market cap. Its alumni—Musk, Thiel, Hoffman—created over $2 trillion in value. New CEO from HP faces a painful restructuring.

Apple is preparing a new hardware rental program called Apple Upgrade in partnership with Swedish fintech firm Klarna, according to Bloomberg, in a move that would shift some Apple devices from outright purchases to monthly payments. The program is expected to offer 24-month terms for iPhone and Apple Watch, and 36-month terms for Mac and iPad models, giving users the option at the end of the contract to either return the device and move to a newer model or pay a final amount to keep it. The report says the plan will not cover Apple’s full product lineup. Entry-level devices are expected to be excluded, and products listed as unavailable include iPhone 16, the new MacBook Neo, Apple Watch SE, entry-level iPad models, as well as corporate and education purchases. Unlike Apple’s earlier iPhone upgrade program, the new plan would only include hardware rental, with AppleCare+ sold separately. The service is expected to launch first in the United States through Apple retail stores and its online store. Applications would reportedly use a soft credit check that does not affect credit scores.

ZoidPay (ZPAY) is down 99.52% from its all-time high of $1.83. Circulating supply is ~326M. Despite low price, the project raised $75M in 2022, features staking pools, NFTs, and remains 2,043% above its all-time low.

ZoidPay (ZPAY) has crashed 99.5% from its all-time high of $1.83, now hovering near record lows. Despite a $75 million fundraise and a payment-focused ecosystem, adoption lags. This article analyzes its technology, price action, and future outlook.

Solge, hailed as the 'Dogecoin of Solana,' aims to merge meme culture with DeFi. This article analyzes its vision, market potential, and risks in the Solana ecosystem.

Best Buy supports Klarna and Afterpay, giving shoppers more flexible buy-now-pay-later options alongside Apple Pay and PayPal. The move highlights the growing role of BNPL in consumer electronics retail.

Best Buy supports Klarna and Afterpay alongside Apple Pay and PayPal, giving shoppers more flexible payment choices for electronics purchases and reflecting the broader growth of BNPL in retail.

Available source material indicates Amazon does not clearly support Acima Credit as a direct payment method. Shoppers may need to rely on alternatives such as credit cards, debit cards, gift cards, or Amazon Pay instead.