The agreement is expected to support up to approximately US$8 billion in consumer loan volume over its two-year term and builds on a longstanding relationship. Since 2019, CPP Investments has purchased nearly US$14 billion in Affirm assets through forward-flow agreements and asset-backed securitizations.

This investment will help power Affirm's growing network of consumers and merchants. Affirm offers consumers honest, transparent payment options at checkout and funds its loans through a diverse network of capital partners. Nearly 27 million active consumers use Affirm to pay over time on terms they can see and understand, with no late or hidden fees. Over the last 12 months ending March 31, 2026, Affirm delivered US$46 billion in gross merchandise volume (GMV).

"CPP Investments has been one of our most valued capital partners since the earliest days of our program, and this renewal reflects the trust and track record we've built together," said Michael Linford, Chief Operating Officer of Affirm. "We are grateful to have deep partnerships with some of the world's most sophisticated, stable investors, including CPP Investments, and this expanded relationship will continue to fuel our growth as we generate quality assets at scale."

"Affirm has established a leading position in a large and growing segment of consumer finance by offering transparent payment solutions that resonate with both consumers and merchants," said Paras Vira, Managing Director, Head of Americas Structured Credit at CPP Investments. "The company has consistently produced the kind of credit performance we look for in a long-term partner and we are pleased to renew and expand our commitment as we aim to generate attractive returns for the CPP Fund in the interests of CPP contributors and beneficiaries."

Affirm maintains a durable and resilient funding model across multiple channels, including warehouse facilities, forward-flow agreements, and asset-backed securitizations. As of March 31, 2026, Affirm's total funding capacity had grown to US$28.2 billion, supported by a diverse group of long-term capital partners across institution types.