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Overview

PayPal is an American multinational financial-technology company and digital-payments brand whose services connect consumers, merchants, financial institutions, platforms, and developers. Its core proposition is to make electronic payments easier to initiate and complete than traditional card, bank-transfer, check, or money-order methods. Consumers can use PayPal to pay online, send and receive money, manage stored payment methods, obtain installment or revolving credit where available, and use related services such as Venmo, Xoom, and PayPal Honey. Businesses can use the company for online checkout, card processing, alternative payment methods, recurring billing, invoicing, payment links, fraud tools, dispute management, and in-person or omnichannel acceptance. The company traces its origins to December 1998, when Max Levchin, Peter Thiel, and Luke Nosek established Fieldlink, later renamed Confinity. Confinity initially worked on security software for handheld devices before shifting toward a digital wallet and electronic money-transfer service. In March 2000, Confinity merged with X.com, an online financial-services company founded by Elon Musk, Harris Fricker, Christopher Payne, and Ed Ho. The combined business ultimately concentrated on payments, renamed itself PayPal in 2001, and completed an initial public offering in 2002. PayPal’s rapid adoption on eBay made it one of the defining consumer internet-payment services of the early 2000s. eBay acquired PayPal in October 2002 in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $1.5 billion. As an eBay subsidiary, PayPal expanded from person-to-person transfers into merchant services, online checkout, consumer credit, mobile payments, fraud prevention, international remittances, and payment infrastructure. Acquisitions including VeriSign’s payment solution, Fraud Sciences, Bill Me Later, Zong, Braintree, Venmo, and Xoom broadened the company’s capabilities and customer base. Braintree and Venmo were particularly important in extending PayPal into developer-led mobile commerce and social peer-to-peer payments. PayPal returned to independence in July 2015 after eBay distributed PayPal shares to its stockholders. As a standalone public company, it pursued a wider commerce ecosystem through acquisitions such as iZettle, Hyperwallet, Simility, GoPay, Honey, Curv, Chargehound, and Paidy. The strategy combined branded consumer payments with enterprise processing, merchant software, shopping discovery, rewards, cross-border money movement, and financial products. PayPal also introduced PayPal.Me, PayPal Here, One Touch, Pay Later products, cryptocurrency functionality, and PayPal USD, a dollar-denominated stablecoin issued through a third-party arrangement. By the mid-2020s, PayPal’s competitive environment included card networks, banks, digital wallets, payment processors, checkout platforms, ecommerce marketplaces, and large technology companies. Management focused on improving branded checkout, accelerating Braintree and enterprise processing, expanding Venmo’s commercial use, increasing merchant conversion, integrating shopping and rewards, and applying artificial intelligence to fraud, personalization, and commerce workflows. The company changed chief executive leadership in 2023 and again in 2026, when Enrique Lores became president and chief executive officer effective March 1, succeeding Alex Chriss. PayPal remains an active global payments platform, although its products and market position continue to evolve amid intense competition and regulatory scrutiny.

History

PayPal’s history began in the late 1990s, when Max Levchin, Peter Thiel, and Luke Nosek established Fieldlink in December 1998. The company later became Confinity and initially pursued security software for handheld devices. That direction produced limited commercial traction, so the business redirected its technical and commercial resources toward a digital wallet and electronic money-transfer product. The first PayPal-branded payment system appeared in 1999. In March 2000, Confinity merged with X.com, an online financial-services company founded by Elon Musk, Harris Fricker, Christopher Payne, and Ed Ho. The combined company initially operated as X.com, but internal disagreements and changing strategic priorities led it to focus on payments rather than broader internet banking. Peter Thiel became chief executive in late 2000, and the company adopted the PayPal name in 2001. Its service gained momentum on eBay, where online sellers and buyers needed a convenient way to exchange funds. PayPal’s email-based account model, rapid onboarding, and ability to connect to bank accounts and cards helped it spread through marketplace transactions. PayPal completed its initial public offering in February 2002, listing on Nasdaq under PYPL. Later that year, eBay acquired the company for approximately $1.5 billion in eBay stock. The acquisition gave PayPal access to a large transaction ecosystem and made it the dominant payment option for many eBay users. During the eBay period, PayPal expanded beyond auction payments into broader merchant services, international transfers, consumer credit, mobile payments, and payment security. It acquired or integrated technology and businesses including VeriSign’s payment solution, Fraud Sciences, Bill Me Later, Zong, and other risk, credit, and mobile-commerce assets. The company also developed a more extensive merchant platform. It worked with card networks and financial institutions, launched tools for small businesses, explored in-store acceptance, and introduced mobile products. PayPal Here combined a smartphone application with a card reader, while One Touch sought to simplify repeat checkout. In 2013, the acquisition of Braintree brought a developer-focused gateway and a strong mobile-commerce position into the group; Venmo, acquired in the same transaction, became PayPal’s major U.S. peer-to-peer and social-payments brand. In 2014, eBay announced that it would separate PayPal into an independent company. The separation was completed in July 2015, when PayPal began trading independently again on Nasdaq under PYPL. Independence allowed management to pursue partnerships and acquisitions across ecommerce, merchant acquiring, international remittances, point-of-sale payments, shopping, and financial services without being structurally tied to eBay’s marketplace strategy. PayPal acquired Xoom for cross-border money transfers, launched PayPal.Me for person-to-person payment requests, acquired Paydiant and CyActive, and later added TIO Networks, iZettle, Hyperwallet, Simility, and GoPay. The late 2010s and early 2020s were marked by a push toward a broader digital-commerce ecosystem. PayPal expanded its merchant and enterprise processing capabilities, supported checkout on social and commerce platforms, and invested in shopping discovery and rewards. The acquisition of Honey in 2020 added coupon search, price discovery, and shopping engagement. PayPal also developed cryptocurrency services, announced support for customers to use digital assets at participating merchants, and launched PayPal USD in 2023 through a third-party issuing arrangement. PayPal’s development has also brought regulatory and reputational challenges. The company has faced scrutiny over account limitations, consumer-credit practices, privacy disclosures, payment decisions involving controversial organizations, and the conduct of acquired services. Venmo entered an FTC settlement in 2018, and PayPal Credit entered a consumer-protection settlement in 2015. In 2024 and 2025, Honey faced public criticism and class-action litigation over allegations concerning affiliate attribution and commissions; those allegations remained subject to litigation. Leadership changed substantially in the 2020s. Dan Schulman led PayPal through its post-spin-off expansion until 2023, when Alex Chriss became CEO. In February 2026, the board announced that Enrique Lores would replace Chriss, effective March 1, with Jamie Miller serving as interim CEO during the transition. PayPal’s current strategy emphasizes branded checkout, merchant conversion, enterprise processing, Venmo commercialization, global markets, artificial intelligence, fraud prevention, and a unified consumer-merchant commerce platform. The brand remains active and internationally recognized, but operates in a market increasingly contested by banks, card networks, payment processors, marketplaces, technology companies, and specialized fintech firms.

2026
Enrique Lores becomes CEO
[4]PayPal 2026 CEO transition filingsec.gov
Enrique Lores becomes president and chief executive officer effective March 1, 2026, after a short interim period led by Jamie Miller.
2023
PayPal USD launches
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PayPal introduces a U.S.-dollar-denominated stablecoin for selected payment and transfer use cases.
2023
Alex Chriss becomes CEO
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Alex Chriss succeeds Dan Schulman as PayPal’s president and chief executive officer.
2021
PayPal gains full control of a Chinese payment platform
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PayPal becomes the first foreign operator with complete control of a payment platform in China through its ownership of GoPay.
2020
Honey acquisition completed
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PayPal completes its acquisition of Honey, extending the brand into shopping discovery, coupons, and rewards.
2018
iZettle and Hyperwallet acquisitions
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PayPal expands its in-person merchant and mass-payout capabilities through acquisitions of iZettle and Hyperwallet.
2015
PayPal becomes independent again
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The eBay spin-off is completed and PayPal returns to independent Nasdaq trading under PYPL.
2015
PayPal.Me launches
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PayPal launches personalized payment-request links designed for sharing through messages, email, and social channels.
2014
eBay announces PayPal separation
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eBay announces plans to separate PayPal into an independent public company.
2013
Braintree and Venmo acquired
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The acquisition expands PayPal’s developer, mobile-commerce, and peer-to-peer payment capabilities.
2012
PayPal Here launches
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PayPal introduces a mobile point-of-sale system for small businesses using a smartphone application and card reader.
2010
Global user base exceeds 100 million accounts
[1]PayPal — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
PayPal reports more than 100 million active user accounts across approximately 190 markets and 25 currencies.
2008
Fraud Sciences and Bill Me Later acquisitions
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PayPal expands risk management through Fraud Sciences and adds consumer transactional credit through Bill Me Later.
2005
VeriSign payment solution acquired
[1]PayPal — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
PayPal acquires VeriSign’s payment solution to strengthen payment security and merchant capabilities.
2002
Initial public offering and eBay acquisition
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PayPal completes its Nasdaq IPO and is later acquired by eBay in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $1.5 billion.
2001
X.com adopts the PayPal name
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The company changes its corporate identity from X.com to PayPal as its payment business becomes the central focus.
2000
Confinity merges with X.com
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Confinity merges with Elon Musk’s X.com and the combined company concentrates on online payments.
1999
First PayPal electronic-payment product launches
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Confinity launches the first version of its PayPal electronic-payment system and begins shifting toward digital-wallet services.
1998
Fieldlink is established
[1]PayPal — Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
Max Levchin, Peter Thiel, and Luke Nosek establish Fieldlink, the company that later becomes Confinity and PayPal.

Products and positioning

A global, trusted, network-based digital-commerce and payments platform spanning consumer wallets, merchant acceptance, payment processing, money movement, credit, shopping, and financial technology infrastructure.

Digital wallet and consumer payments · 1999
PayPal
PayPal’s primary consumer service enables users to store or link payment methods, pay merchants online and in applications, send and receive money, manage transactions, and access purchase-protection or account-management features where available. Merchants can present PayPal as a branded payment option or use PayPal’s broader processing and checkout tools.
Online checkout · 2000
PayPal Checkout
PayPal Checkout lets merchants offer PayPal, cards, Pay Later options, and in eligible markets Venmo and other payment methods through hosted or integrated checkout experiences. It is designed to reduce checkout friction, support guest and returning shoppers, and provide merchant services such as fraud controls, dispute management, and seller protection on eligible transactions.
Merchant services · 2000
PayPal Business
PayPal Business is the merchant-facing suite covering payment acceptance, invoices, payment links, buttons, recurring payments, reporting, seller tools, and related commerce services. It serves freelancers, small businesses, online retailers, social sellers, and larger enterprises, with capabilities varying by market and integration type.
Enterprise payment processing · 2013
Braintree
Braintree is PayPal’s developer-oriented payment platform for online and mobile businesses. It provides APIs and processing services for cards, wallets, local payment methods, recurring billing, fraud tools, and marketplace or platform use cases. Its positioning is more infrastructure-led and customizable than the consumer-facing PayPal wallet.
Peer-to-peer payments · 2009
Venmo
Venmo is a U.S. social-payment service that allows users to send and receive money, transfer funds to bank accounts, use debit and credit products, pay with QR codes, and transact with participating businesses. Its social feed and peer-oriented identity distinguish it from PayPal’s more commerce- and wallet-centered presentation.
International money transfer · 2001
Xoom
Xoom provides international money-transfer and remittance services, allowing customers in supported markets to send money, pay bills, and in some corridors arrange cash pickup or other forms of delivery. PayPal acquired Xoom to deepen its cross-border money-movement business and complement its wallet network.
Consumer credit · 2008
PayPal Credit
PayPal Credit is a revolving online credit product formerly associated with Bill Me Later. Subject to approval and market-specific terms, it allows consumers to finance purchases at participating merchants that accept PayPal. Credit is provided through partner financial institutions rather than being identical to the PayPal wallet itself.
Buy now, pay later · 2020
PayPal Pay Later
PayPal Pay Later products provide installment or deferred-payment options for eligible consumers and merchants. Availability, repayment periods, fees, underwriting, and product names vary by country. The service is integrated into PayPal checkout and is positioned as a way for merchants to offer payment flexibility without building a separate financing experience.
Shopping and rewards · 2012
PayPal Honey
PayPal Honey is a shopping-tools suite that searches for coupon codes, surfaces offers, and can provide rewards or points at participating merchants. The browser extension and related experiences extend PayPal into shopping discovery before the payment stage. Honey has also been the subject of litigation alleging diversion of affiliate commissions, allegations PayPal disputes and that remain legally contested.
Stablecoin and digital assets · 2023
PayPal USD
PayPal USD, or PYUSD, is a U.S.-dollar-denominated stablecoin made available through PayPal’s partnership with a third-party issuer. It is intended for selected transfers, payments, and digital-asset use cases, with availability and functionality depending on market, regulatory, and platform conditions.
Payment requests · 2015
PayPal.Me
PayPal.Me enables users to create personalized links that others can use to send or request money. The product was designed for sharing through messaging, email, and social networks, making person-to-person payment requests easier to distribute than manually entering account details.
Mobile point of sale · 2012
PayPal Here
PayPal Here combined a mobile application with a card reader to help small businesses accept payments away from a traditional checkout counter. It represented an early step in PayPal’s effort to expand from online payments into physical retail and mobile commerce.

Controversies

2025
Honey affiliate-commission litigation
Plaintiffs, including content creators and affiliate marketers, alleged that PayPal Honey replaced affiliate identifiers or otherwise captured commissions associated with purchases influenced by other publishers. Courts allowed amended claims to proceed at stages of the litigation, but the allegations had not become a final adjudication of liability.
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2020
FIU fines PayPal for alleged anti-money-laundering violations
India's Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) held PayPal guilty of violations under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act and imposed a Rs 96 lakh fine, including over its failure to register as a reporting entity. The order directs PayPal to pay the fine and register with the FIU.
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2019
CMA fines PayPal over breach of iZettle acquisition order
The UK Competition and Markets Authority fined PayPal £250,000, stating that the company had breached an enforcement order by cross-promoting iZettle to customers in Europe, including potential customers in the UK. PayPal said it disagreed with the CMA's conclusions and stated that the alleged infractions were not intentional.
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2019
PayPal and Lenmo settle trademark dispute
PayPal and Lenmo reached a settlement agreement in a trademark dispute. PayPal had sued Lenmo in July 2019 over the name’s alleged similarity to Venmo.
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2019
Australian AML investigation into PayPal
Australia’s financial intelligence agency appointed an external auditor to examine whether PayPal complied with local anti-money-laundering and counter-terrorism financing laws. The agency was awaiting the audit report and would decide afterward whether to take legal action; sources reported that potentially up to 300 million transactions may have breached the laws.
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2018
Venmo privacy and disclosure settlement
The Federal Trade Commission alleged that Venmo failed to clearly disclose information about transfer availability and privacy settings and violated requirements related to financial privacy. The matter concluded with an FTC order.
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2015
PayPal Credit consumer-protection settlement
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau alleged that PayPal’s Bill Me Later, later rebranded PayPal Credit, used problematic enrollment and billing practices. The company agreed to a $25 million penalty to resolve the complaint.
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2011
WikiLeaks payment suspension and Anonymous attacks
PayPal stopped processing donations to WikiLeaks, after which the company was targeted by distributed denial-of-service attacks associated with Anonymous. Criminal charges were later brought against alleged participants, with thirteen defendants pleading guilty in 2013.
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2020Support for Black-owned businesses and minority communities
United States
PayPal announced a $530 million commitment intended to support Black-owned businesses and minority communities during the economic disruption associated with the COVID-19 period.
Outcome. The commitment combined grants, deposits, lending-related support, and community investment initiatives, although the precise allocation and subsequent impact varied across programs.
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2019Checkout on Instagram partnership
United States · Selected international markets
PayPal partnered with Instagram around Instagram’s checkout capability, positioning PayPal as a payment option within a major social-commerce environment.
Outcome. The initiative supported PayPal’s strategy of embedding payments in social and platform commerce rather than relying only on merchant-owned websites.
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2018Phoenix Suns jersey partnership
United States
PayPal became a jersey-patch sponsor of the Phoenix Suns, linking the payments brand with professional sports visibility and consumer recognition in the U.S. market.
Outcome. The partnership increased brand visibility in a major U.S. sports property; later reporting indicated PayPal would not continue sponsorship if owner Robert Sarver returned after his NBA ban.
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Brand decisions

2026
Change chief executive leadershipStrategy
Background
PayPal’s board concluded that the pace of change and execution was not meeting expectations amid strong competition and a broader transformation effort.
Action taken
The board appointed Enrique Lores as president and CEO effective March 1, 2026, with Jamie Miller serving as interim CEO during the transition.
Aftermath
The leadership change was followed by a strategic reorganization intended to unify consumer and merchant ecosystems, streamline decision-making, and accelerate growth initiatives.
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2023
Launch PayPal USDProduct launch
Background
PayPal sought to participate in digital assets and provide a blockchain-based dollar instrument connected to its payment ecosystem.
Action taken
PayPal introduced PayPal USD, a dollar-denominated stablecoin issued through a third-party issuer arrangement.
Aftermath
The launch expanded PayPal’s digital-asset offering but also increased regulatory attention surrounding stablecoins, issuance, reserves, and payments compliance.
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2020
Acquire HoneyM&A
Background
PayPal sought to increase consumer engagement before checkout and connect payment services with shopping discovery, offers, and rewards.
Action taken
PayPal acquired Honey, an online shopping and coupon-discovery platform.
Aftermath
Honey became part of PayPal’s shopping and rewards ecosystem. Its affiliate-attribution practices later became the subject of public criticism and class-action litigation.
Acquisition value. More than $4 billion (2020)
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2018
Acquire iZettle to expand in-person commerceM&A
Background
PayPal aimed to connect online payments with physical retail and provide small businesses with integrated point-of-sale tools.
Action taken
PayPal agreed to acquire iZettle, a Swedish payments company focused on card readers, point-of-sale tools, and merchant services.
Aftermath
The transaction strengthened PayPal’s omnichannel and in-person commerce capabilities, particularly for small and medium-sized merchants.
Acquisition value. Approximately $2.2 billion (2018)
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2015
Acquire Xoom for cross-border money movementM&A
Background
PayPal wanted to strengthen international remittances and serve customers who needed money-transfer services beyond ordinary ecommerce checkout.
Action taken
PayPal agreed to acquire Xoom Corporation in an all-cash transaction.
Aftermath
Xoom expanded PayPal’s international transfer capabilities and provided access to an established remittance customer base and country corridors.
Acquisition value. Approximately $1.09 billion announced value (2015)
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2014
Separate PayPal from eBayStrategy
Background
Investors and management debated whether PayPal could innovate and partner more effectively as an independent company rather than as eBay’s payments subsidiary.
Action taken
eBay announced a planned separation, which was completed in July 2015 through a distribution of PayPal shares to eBay stockholders.
Aftermath
PayPal regained independent public-company status and pursued a wider set of partnerships, acquisitions, and merchant businesses.
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2013
Acquire Braintree and VenmoM&A
Background
Mobile commerce, developer APIs, and peer-to-peer payments were becoming increasingly important to digital-payments growth.
Action taken
PayPal acquired Braintree, including Venmo, adding a developer-focused gateway and a rapidly growing peer-to-peer payment service.
Aftermath
Braintree broadened PayPal’s enterprise and platform reach, while Venmo became a major U.S. consumer and merchant-payment brand within the PayPal group.
Braintree acquisition value. Approximately $800 million (2013)
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2008
Expand into consumer credit through Bill Me LaterProduct launch
Background
PayPal sought to increase checkout conversion and transaction value by offering financing at participating online merchants.
Action taken
PayPal acquired Bill Me Later and later integrated the product as PayPal Credit.
Aftermath
The transaction established consumer credit as a significant part of PayPal’s commerce proposition, while also creating later regulatory and consumer-protection scrutiny.
Acquisition value. Approximately $945 million (2008)
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2002
Accept eBay’s acquisition offerM&A
Background
PayPal had become a major payment method on eBay and faced the strategic question of whether to remain independent or join the marketplace ecosystem more closely.
Action taken
PayPal accepted eBay’s all-stock acquisition, valued at approximately $1.5 billion.
Aftermath
The acquisition gave PayPal scale and distribution while making it a central part of eBay’s marketplace experience for more than a decade.
Acquisition value. Approximately $1.5 billion in eBay stock (2002)
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Recent events

2026-10-27
PayPal raises full-year profit forecast[16]PayPal上调全年利润预期cnbc.com
Reported: 2026-10-27
PayPal raised its full-year profit forecast, as reported alongside its third-quarter results.
Unconfirmed
Landmark Dividend acquires PayPal's Arizona data center campus[17]Landmark Dividend收购PayPal位于亚利桑那州的数据中心园区datacenterdynamics.com
Reported: 2026-10-15
Landmark Dividend acquired a data center campus in Phoenix, Arizona, that was previously owned by PayPal. PayPal will remain a tenant.
2021-11-02
PrognoCIS partners with Braintree and PayPal for online payments[18]PrognoCIS 与 Braintree 和 PayPal 合作提供在线支付prweb.com
Reported: 2021-11-02
Bizmatics, the maker of PrognoCIS, announced a partnership with Braintree and PayPal to provide payment tools integrated with the PrognoCIS electronic health record.
2021-10-24
PayPal abandons potential Pinterest acquisition[19]PayPal 放弃收购 Pinterest 的计划foxbusiness.com
Reported: 2021-10-26
PayPal said it was no longer pursuing an acquisition of Pinterest after its board and management decided to back away from the potential deal.
2021-10-07
American Express adds in-app PayPal card connection[20]American Express 在应用程序中新增 PayPal 卡片连接功能americanbanker.com
Reported: 2021-10-07
American Express announced an app revision that lets customers add an Amex card to PayPal by tapping a button in the Amex mobile app. The feature is available first on Android, with iOS coming soon.
2021-09-23
PayPal expands Generosity Network to the UK and Germany[21]PayPal将Generosity Network扩展至英国和德国thenonprofittimes.com
Reported: 2021-09-23
PayPal expanded its Generosity Network to the UK and Germany, enabling customers there to find causes to support, including small businesses and individuals in need.
2021-09-23
PayPal launches new app[21]PayPal将Generosity Network扩展至英国和德国thenonprofittimes.com
Reported: 2021-09-23
PayPal launched a new personalized app with features for managing finances, shopping, and giving to charities, individuals, and businesses.
2021-09-21
PayPal introduces first version of its super app[22]PayPal推出其超级应用的首个版本techcrunch.com
Reported: 2021-09-21
PayPal introduced the first version of its app combining financial tools including direct deposit, bill pay, a digital wallet, peer-to-peer payments, shopping tools and crypto capabilities. The updated app began rolling out in the U.S. on the announcement date, with a staggered release expected to finish in the following weeks.
2021-09-21
PayPal and Synchrony Bank partner on PayPal Savings[22]PayPal推出其超级应用的首个版本techcrunch.com
Reported: 2021-09-21
PayPal announced a partnership with Synchrony Bank for PayPal Savings, a high-yield savings account. The account was described as coming to the U.S. in the coming months, rather than being available immediately.
2021-09-09
PayPal announces higher UK–Europe business payment fees[23]PayPal宣布提高英国与欧洲间商业付款手续费independent.co.uk
Reported: 2021-09-10
PayPal announced that it would raise fees for payments between businesses in the UK and Europe to 1.29% from November. The change applies in both directions between the UK and the European Economic Area.

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