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Over the last few years, buy now, pay later services — also known as BNPL — have taken the world by storm. But that doesn’t mean they are a new phenomenon.

An Australian mum has revealed a handy hack which allows you to use Zip Pay at any store - even if they are not listed as being an accepted retailer on the app. The woman said she got a Zip Pay Visa card and put the details onto her Apple Pay - so she can simply tap her card at any EFTPOS machine to use her Zip Pay. The hack means she can use the line of credit 'everywhere', as long as there are EFTPOS facilities. An Australian mum has revealed a handy hack which allows you to use Zip Pay at any store - even if they are not listed as being an accepted retailer on the app - the above beauty pr...

Limepay adds seven new senior hires as gears up for IPO Limepay co-founder and chief Tim Dwyer and chief revenue officer Dan Peters. Source: supplied. Buy-now-pay-later fintech Limepay is progressing on its way to listing on the Australian Securities Exchange by using some of the almost $30 million it has raised over the past 12 months to add a series of high-profile hires to its team.  Limepay offers businesses a white-label payments platform, including buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) functionality, that can be fully integrated with their brands. The startup closed a $21 million pre-IPO funding ro...

Neobank 86 400 to be acquired by NAB in $220 million deal 86 400 chief executive Robert Bell. Source: supplied. Aussie neobank 86 400 is set to be acquired by NAB, combining with the big bank’s own digital offering UBank. NAB already owns 18.3% of 86 400, having taken part in its Series B funding round. Now, it plans to acquire the remaining shares for approximately $220 million, valuing the business at just shy of $270 million. The deal is still subject to approval from regulators and shareholders. But, if and when completed, it will mean the second exit of an Aussie neobank from the marke...

A plus-sized lingerie company has come under fire for continuing to sell products and gift vouchers online just days before the business abruptly closed.  Queensland-based lingerie business Big Girls Don't Cry Anymore announced on its website this week it would be shutting, leaving 50 employees out of a job just days before Christmas. It is understood the company increased its online advertising in the lead up to its closure, promoting discounts and vouchers despite its looming demise.  Many customers have been left fearing they won't be able to get their money back for their purchases as t...