Klarna collaborates with Coinbase to raise USDC funding from institutional investors, diversifying capital sources and enhancing liquidity options globally. Klarna will use the Coinbase crypto infrastructure to raise USDC by institutional investors interested in short-term digital assets. CFO Niclas Neglén claims that the partnership is an interesting initial step towards diversifying the financing channels that were not available before. Through USDC, Klarna will have access to liquidity at both the direct and efficient level and at the same time have transparency and operational control.
The program does not overlap with the crypto initiatives of Klarna aimed at consumers and merchants, which remain active in 2026. The USDC funding project by Klarna enables institutional investors to obtain a short-term digital liquidity efficiently. Moreover, integrating liquidity of stablecoins with the traditional sources enhances the capital base of Klarna. Analysts claim that the strategy enhances operational resilience particularly in times when the market feels uncertain.
Klarna acquires predictable capital forecasted in USD equivalence through USDC in addition to traditional deposits and commercial paper. The application of stablecoins reduces the management of liquidity and the efficiency of funds and aids in the operations scalability within the financial market globally. According to experts, stablecoin funding is compatible with the new trends in hybrid finance. There is a combination of digital and traditional funding, which provides investors with stability and freedom.
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