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Complete the order right away with an available card, bank, or local payment method.
Payments, checkout, and shopping flow
Klarna is a Swedish fintech company that helps shoppers complete purchases with flexible payment choices. Instead of offering only one checkout path, it lets eligible customers pay immediately, later, or in smaller scheduled payments.
Overview
Klarna acts as a payment layer between shoppers and online stores. When it is available at checkout, customers can choose a supported payment option and review the plan before confirming the order.
For shoppers, the value is convenience and visibility. For merchants, Klarna adds flexible payment choices without requiring the store to build its own installment or consumer-financing system.
Payment choices
Klarna payment methods vary by region, store, purchase amount, and eligibility. The experience is usually presented in clear categories so shoppers can compare their options quickly.
Complete the order right away with an available card, bank, or local payment method.
Receive the order first and pay after a short period where this option is supported.
Divide the total into four smaller payments, commonly scheduled every two weeks.
Spread larger purchases across a longer plan when financing is available and approved.
Shopping flow
When a shopper selects Klarna, the service guides them through the payment choice, account step, and confirmation flow. The customer sees the key terms before the purchase is completed.
After checkout, upcoming payments and reminders are managed through Klarna, giving customers one place to track what is due and when.
For merchants
Merchants can offer several payment styles while keeping the purchase flow familiar.
Klarna can be added through APIs, ecommerce plugins, web checkout, app checkout, and selected in-store flows.
The platform handles secure payment steps, consumer account flows, reminders, and monitoring around the transaction.
This page is a simple informational overview of Klarna. It is not an official Klarna website and does not provide financial advice. Actual terms are shown by Klarna or the merchant during checkout.