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January 14, 2025
On the wires
Sezzle Unveils Money IQ: An Interactive Rewards Program Promoting Financial Education
GlobeNewswire News Room
May 1, 2024
On the web
Sezzle BNPL Encourages Financial Responsibility by Gamifying On-Time Payments
Yahoo Finance
July 19, 2023
On the web
Sezzle’s Growth in Canada Continues
EIN News
May 16, 2023
On the web
Sezzle Launches New Pay-in-2 “Buy Now, Pay Later” Product
EIN News
November 14, 2022
On the wires
Sensepass and Sezzle Bring Tap-to-Pay and Buy-Now-Pay-Later Together
PR Newswire
Sezzle a leader in the digital payments industry, today announced an exciting partnership with Sensepass, an all-in-one solution being used by retailers to offer all digital payments wallets by tap or scan without purchasing hardware.
Dubbed the ‘Wallet of Wallets’, Sensepass is one, centralized hub that accepts any digital payment the shopper chooses—from credit and debit cards, to platforms like Venmo and Coinbase, and now, Sezzle’s payment offering. Sensepass already supports retailers, college bookstores, and the hospitality industry; clients include fashion retailer Kith, Ramsey Outdoor, Town Shop, Laline, and numerous restaurants.
August 19, 2022
On the web
Sezzle Announces Integration with Customer Platform Klaviyo
PR Newswire
“Sezzle, a leader in the Pay in 4 industry, today announced the launch of a new direct integration with Klaviyo. Klaviyo is a leading customer platform that helps over 100,000 paying users maximize revenue, increase repeat sales, and improve retention with personalized emails and SMS. With Sezzle’s integration, Klaviyo merchants are able to launch email & SMS campaigns with flexible financing messaging.”
July 12, 2022
On the web
Buy-Now Deal Collapse Could Mean Selling Later
Reuters
“Buy-now-pay-later app Zip just achieved a rare distinction in the struggling industry: a higher valuation. Its battered shares jumped as much as 13% on Tuesday after scrapping an all-stock deal to buy smaller U.S. rival Sezzle , despite having to shell out $11 million to cover its target’s legal and other fees and the loss of some A$130 million ($87 million) in promised synergies.”