Buy now, pay later. . . Borito?

In 2010, the programmer who was making the famous Bitcoin mining was committed to a 10,000 -bitcoin spending on a pizza. From writing these lines, these currencies will be $ 850 million.

While there are few comparisons with this type of miscalculation, the possibility of adding benefits payments to fast food orders raises fears with that. A partnership that was announced earlier this week between Doordash and Klarna, customers can now buy Burrito or McDonalds and later pushed through four interest -free payments.

The Denzers deal – who spend at least $ 35 – provides more flexible, says both companies. But customers who postpone the payment on the delivery of fast food are more likely to lose one of the interest -free divisions.

In fact, for some, the new partnership is another disturbing economic sign on the times. Chuck Bell, consumer reports To the New York Times“If the bill does not pay on time and begins to get multiple late fees, it may end as it is an expensive Chilean or Pad Thai.”