Affirm Announces Multi-Year Partnership with Sam's Club
Affirm Holdings, Inc. has entered into a multi-year partnership to provide its buy now, pay later installment payment options to Sam's Club shoppers.
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Affirm Partners Exclusively With SAM’s Club In Multi-Year Deal, Launching Buy Now, Pay Later Online Before Expanding In-Store In 2027
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