NEW YORK — Max Levchin has come full circle in the 16 years since he cofounded PayPal. These days, Levchin is back in financial services, as CEO of a San Francisco company called Affirm.

Max Levchin is the visionary technology entrepreneur behind PayPal, Yelp and Slide. His latest venture, Affirm, may be the next credit card killer.

Max Levchin, cofounder of PayPal, dispenses key pieces of advice he's picked up over the course of his 21 years as an entrepreneur.

Star Silicon Valley entrepreneur and investor Max Levchin stopped by the DLD conference in Munich today to provide a brief update about what he’s up to these days – which is apparently ...

Max Levchin came to the US at age 16 and has founded over a dozen companies in his lifetime ranging from Slide, a personal media-sharing service, to Glow, a women's reproductive health tech company.

Max Levchin: Thanks for having me. Lauren: We're obviously gonna talk a lot about Affirm and buy now, pay later today. But before we get into Affirm, I wanted to zoom into that future.

BEAR CREEK TOWNSHIP, Pa. — If you've got your eye on a purchase that your credit score says you can't quite afford, Max Levchin may be able to help. After a brief stint as a Google executive ...

Max Levchin is one of the founders of PayPal, a company that made it easier for consumers to transfer funds to one another and provided an easy-to-install payment processor for businesses.

MAX LEVCHIN: If you're buying a Peloton bike, or a Casper mattress-- both great companies right here in New York City-- you would find us offered at the point of sale, and the choice there is yours.

Read more: EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Max Levchin couldn't get a car loan, so he founded Affirm. The buy now, pay later fintech raised $1.2 billion in its public markets debut.

My first guest today, Max Levchin, is the founder and CEO of Affirm and was one of the co-founders of PayPal. Max, welcome to Washington Post Live.

Yahoo's newest director, Max Levchin, has already sat in on part of a company board meeting--though he says he hardly uttered a word, preferring to listen and take notes. It's not surprising he ...