Affirm Is Trying To Be Your Anti‑Credit‑Card, And The Market Is Finally Paying Attention
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- Affirm has rebounded into a $23–24B fintech player by January 2026, riding renewed interest in buy now, pay later.
- Political momentum around capping credit card interest rates could shift power away from traditional cards and toward installment‑style products.
- Deep partnerships (like Amazon checkout) and a no‑late‑fee brand give Affirm leverage, but it still operates in a crowded, high‑volatility fintech arena.
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