Goldman Sachs’ digital consumer bank Marcus is expanding its partnership with JetBlue by allowing customers to pay for airfares over time. Marcus previously offered point-of-sale financing for JetBlue vacation packages only.

Payments company Square is testing a new small-dollar loan product through its peer-to-peer Cash App. A thousand users will test the product. Users can borrow $20 to $200, and have four weeks to pay the loan back

American Express is in “advanced talks” to acquire small-business lender Kabbage for as much as $850 million in an all-cash deal, Bloomberg reported.

Chicago-based lender for credit-challenged consumers Enova plans to acquire small business lender OnDeck, in a cash and stock deal worth around $90M.

Bunq, a Netherlands-based digital banking startup, is entering the mortgage market through a partnership with Venn Hypotheken, a subsidiary of insurance giant Nationale-Nederlanden.

Tire Agent, a digital tire marketplace, picked up $5 million in funding to grow its business and support its tire financing platform called PayPair, which matches lenders with consumers of any credit score with a payment plan.

Atlanta-based small business lender Kabbage, which has 400,000 business customers, is partnering with Green Dot Bank to offer checking accounts with no monthly fees and 1.1% interest on all balances.

Fresh off reports the top 10 PPP bank lenders will gain more $3.8 billion in fee revenue from the program, Wells committed to put $400 million it earned in PPP processing fees toward small business recovery efforts.

The CFPB this week released a final payday lending rule, which rescinds a 2017 regulation under Obama-appointed CFPB Director Richard Cordray that required payday lenders to assess borrowers’ ability to repay.

On Tuesday, mortgage lender Quicken Loans filed paperwork to go public under parent company Rocket Companies (RKT). In its filing, the company listed the size of its offering as $100 million, a placeholder amount that will likely change.