Payments giant PayPal is considering offering a stock trading platform, CNBC reports.
In Brief:
It is thinking about offering the option to American stock users.
According to reports, it will do so through a partnership.
It has set up a new “Invest at PayPal” division.
What does this mean?
PayPal already lets users buy, sell and hold cryptocurrency and is now looking to expand into other areas of investment.
The decision, reportedly under discussion with the UK government, aligns with the UK’s efforts to attract global tech firms
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