thank you. of using apps like klarna. thank you-— of using apps like klarna.london. there's a warning children living in poverty are experiencing serious mental health issues as a direct result of lockdown measures. the childhood trust worked with 75 london based charities and community organisations. it found more than a quarter of the youngsters it spoke to had expressed suicidal thoughts. this week the trust launches a £4 million campaign, funding 111 children's charities across london. e—scooters are available for hire from today across parts of the capital. the trial means people can hire the e—scooters in areas including canary wharf, ealing, hammersmith and fulham. they are limited to 12 and half miles an hour and riders have to complete a safety course. londoner michaela coel has been named best actress at the bafta tv awards. she also won awards for writing and directing her drama "i may destroy you". she picked up the awards at the ceremony in the capital last night. other london winners include, dance group diversity, who won the "must—see moment" a

who i heard you speaking about when you buy now and pay later there's a number of products that klarnahen consumers are buying something at the point of sale we help in the background to authorize those transactions. ashley: you gained your company gained a lot of momentum during the pandemic as the e-commerce world took off. are you concerned that that momentum could ease off as we kind of get back to normal? >> a lot of the companies that we powered were essential services like doordash and uber eats and instacart and buy now pay later and square. there's a number of verticals that we work in that really became essential services so their success was our success. i am in new york for the ipo, which happened yesterday, on the nasdaq. its been great. i've actually eaten out three times, four times now and i have really enjoyed it. also, i continue to order through doordash and instacart and uber eats and grubhub whether it's here or back home in oakland. i think that's going to continue i think culturally, we found that we want to continue doing that, so expect certainly these services

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companies like square, doordash, insta cart, klarna, build. now pay later reduces fraud at the point of sale for doordash if you believe that everything from a payment perspective is moving to modern platform, being digitized, cash to card, there are many payment companies in the market today who believe in -- that that's going to happen and marqeta is one that believes in that we've proven that with our growth over the last ten years. >> can you explain to the audience a little bit more about the business, but specifically i think about your business in some ways as an arbitrage. you may not like this, around interchange fees between the smaller community banks that benefitted from the durbin amendment after the financial crisis and the big banks. >> the durbin amendment was created back in 2010 to protect consumers and protect small banks. companies like marqeta derive revenues from interchange. we take a portion of interchange. we share that to our customers, we share that to the acquiring sides, pay at the point of sale and the networks an