“Buy now, pay later” (“BNPL”) is a newer consumer credit offering that financial technology companies have been offering directly via mobile apps or in collaboration with online retailers. Unlike layaway where a store would reserve an item for a customer until the consumer completed a series of installment payments; BNPL allows a customer to make
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