The OnePay launch is the latest example of a fintech firm adding wireless connectivity to its product set; Klarna and Nubank have made similar announcements.
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OnePay, the fintech firm majority owned by Walmart
, is launching its own branded wireless plan as it seeks to become a one-stop shop for its users, CNBC has learned.
OnePay Wireless will be available starting Wednesday in the OnePay app, according to Gigs, the mobile services startup that partnered with the company.
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