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| Navaln | 01 Sep 2025 - 12:35:32  |
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Why am I constantly confused about how Klarna will compete with other digital banks in the UK, what functions and services are really worth using, and how can I assess their reliability and convenience if all the information looks quite abstract and unclear, where to start and how to check the security of my finances? |
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| Greg Bjorg | 01 Sep 2025 - 13:41:14 |
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I try to listen to my feelings when I think about the reliability of services, but in fact it's more of a feeling than a real understanding of what's going on. |
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| Lollitta1771 | 09 Sep 2025 - 09:16:21 |
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I often come across the fact that new features of digital services cause me mixed feelings: on the one hand, I want to try, on the other — it's difficult to understand what is really convenient and safe. The recent FCA approval for Klarna shows how the company is expanding its functions and becoming more like a digital bank, offering funds storage, cashback and other features. To better understand this and understand how such changes can work in practice, I was helped by article https://businesscloud.co.uk/news/klarna-wins-fca-approval-to-take-on-uks-digital-banks/ , which explains the essence of the process and its impact on customers. |
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