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Klarna is a pay-later and checkout service run by Klarna Bank AB, founded in Stockholm in 2005 and licensed as a bank by Sweden's Finansinspektionen in 2017; its parent, Klarna Group plc, is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Shoppers pick Klarna at checkout and pay in four interest-free instalments every two weeks after a soft credit check, pay in 30 days, or take 6-24 month financing. In the US that monthly financing is issued by WebBank, and late fees are capped at 25% of the order value. For 2025 Klarna reported 118 million active consumers, 966,000 merchants and $127.9 billion in GMV.
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Klarna brings dispute tools and shopper-currency pricing to Mollie's 350,000 merchants across Europe
Mollie merchants get Klarna's enhanced dispute management and consumer FX through their existing integration, with coverage across the European Economic Area.
Klarna becomes a built-in payment option for salons and spas booking through Fresha
Fresha merchants worldwide can now let clients pay for hair, beauty and wellness appointments with Klarna, including interest-free instalments, with no separate setup.
Klarna goes live at Lands' End in the UK, Germany, Austria and France, adding pay in 30 days
Lands' End shoppers in four European markets can now pay with Klarna in full, in 30 days, in three instalments or over a longer term, via a Stripe integration.
