Point-of-sale lender Klarna, a global company worth $10.6B, is in hot water with a U.K. privacy watchdog over unsolicited emails it sent to some consumers encouraging them to use the point-of-sale loan offering despite never having used it.

Retailer Macy’s is putting a lot of eggs in its “buy now, pay later,” basket, with an undisclosed investment in point-of-sale lender Klarna and a five-year partnership that will allow Macy’s customers to pay for goods in interest-free installments.

PayPal-owned peer-to-peer payments app Venmo launched a credit card issued by Synchrony Bank, powered by the Visa network.

Data aggregator Finicity, which Mastercard agreed to acquire in June in a deal valued at nearly $1B, launched a new product suite called Finicity Lend, which is designed to help lenders reach more consumers through a closer line of sight on transactions.

Germany-based Monedo, a lending startup that was once valued at €230M ($273M), has filed for bankruptcy.

Goldman Sachs’ digital consumer bank Marcus is expanding its partnership with JetBlue by allowing customers to pay for airfares over time. Marcus previously offered point-of-sale financing for JetBlue vacation packages only.

Payments company Square is testing a new small-dollar loan product through its peer-to-peer Cash App. A thousand users will test the product. Users can borrow $20 to $200, and have four weeks to pay the loan back

American Express is in “advanced talks” to acquire small-business lender Kabbage for as much as $850 million in an all-cash deal, Bloomberg reported.

Chicago-based lender for credit-challenged consumers Enova plans to acquire small business lender OnDeck, in a cash and stock deal worth around $90M.

Bunq, a Netherlands-based digital banking startup, is entering the mortgage market through a partnership with Venn Hypotheken, a subsidiary of insurance giant Nationale-Nederlanden.

Tire Agent, a digital tire marketplace, picked up $5 million in funding to grow its business and support its tire financing platform called PayPair, which matches lenders with consumers of any credit score with a payment plan.

Atlanta-based small business lender Kabbage, which has 400,000 business customers, is partnering with Green Dot Bank to offer checking accounts with no monthly fees and 1.1% interest on all balances.

Fresh off reports the top 10 PPP bank lenders will gain more $3.8 billion in fee revenue from the program, Wells committed to put $400 million it earned in PPP processing fees toward small business recovery efforts.

The CFPB this week released a final payday lending rule, which rescinds a 2017 regulation under Obama-appointed CFPB Director Richard Cordray that required payday lenders to assess borrowers’ ability to repay.