Klarna Group plc

Klarna Launches Consumer FX: Shop From Klarna Merchants Worldwide, Regardless of Currency

Klarna launched Consumer FX, letting shoppers buy from any participating Klarna merchant worldwide and pay in their own currency with no exchange fee. Any connected merchant can now sell to Klarna's 120 million consumers in 26 countries with no new integration, local entity, or foreign bank account; early results show a 5% conversion lift and 6% sales lift for merchants. The feature is live across all Klarna markets and currencies, supporting a merchant base of more than 1.2 million that grew 54% year over year.

•4d ago

Klarna Expands Fiserv Partnership to Enterprise Merchants After Going Live at 100,000 U.S. Locations via Clover

Fiserv has expanded its partnership with Klarna, making the BNPL network available for the first time on Commerce Hub, Fiserv's enterprise commerce platform, across the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and select European markets. The move follows Klarna going live at 100,000 U.S. in-store locations this week through Clover, Fiserv's small-business point-of-sale platform, giving enterprise merchants both in-store and online installment-payment options. For Fiserv, the deepening integration strengthens its payments acceptance suite and cross-channel merchant offering, though no financial terms or revenue impact were disclosed.

•6d ago

Wayfair and Klarna Deepen Ties With More Flexible Payment Options Across U.S. and Canada

Klarna announced a deepened partnership with Wayfair bringing always-on 0% APR financing up to 6 months to eligible U.S. customers across Wayfair, Joss & Main, AllModern, and Birch Lane. Canadian shoppers gain access to Klarna's full suite of flexible payment options at Wayfair for the first time. Klarna's Chief Commercial Officer David Sykes called home essentials one of the company's fastest-growing categories in North America, though no financial terms of the deal were disclosed.

•19d ago

Solidgate Partners with Klarna to Bring Flexible Payments to Merchants Across Europe

Klarna is now live on Solidgate's payment orchestration platform, giving Solidgate's 500+ merchants access to Klarna's Pay in Full, interest-free installment, and longer-term financing options at checkout across every European market where Solidgate operates. For Klarna, the deal opens a route to new merchants in the Baltics and Central and Eastern Europe through Solidgate's portfolio of subscription-driven and cross-border businesses in SaaS, EdTech, e-commerce, and mobility. Klarna brings more than 120 million active users and 3.4 million daily transactions to the partnership; no financial terms or revenue impact were disclosed.

•1mo ago

Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski Acquires 692,506 Shares for $10 Million

Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski purchased 692,506 ordinary shares on August 26, 2026, as disclosed in a Form 4 filing. The transaction was conducted through an associated entity at an aggregate consideration of approximately $9.95 million. This open-market purchase demonstrates significant insider confidence in the company, which operates a global digital bank and payments network with over 120 million active users.

•1mo ago

The Fairest of Them All: Klarna Supercharges Memberships, Removing Fees, Boosting Cashback and Increasing Annual Value to as Much as €6,000

Klarna unveiled a comprehensive upgrade to its membership program, removing service fees across tiers and increasing cashback rates up to 1.5% for top-tier members. The revamped lineup includes four tiers priced from €4.99 to €44.99 per month, offering up to €6,000 in annual perks through bundled subscriptions like NordVPN and Headspace, plus enhanced travel benefits. With 119 million active users, the new structure aims to convert casual users into paying members by offering flexible, no-commitment alternatives to traditional credit cards.

•2mo ago

Klarna Goes Live With J.P. Morgan Payments, Opening Flexible Checkout to U.S. Merchants

Klarna launched a live integration with J.P. Morgan Payments in the U.S., allowing merchants on the J.P. Morgan Commerce Platform to offer Klarna's flexible payment options without requiring a separate technical integration. J.P. Morgan Payments is the largest merchant acquirer in the U.S., processing $2.6 trillion annually, granting Klarna immediate access to a vast base of potential retail partners ranging from boutiques to big-box retailers. The collaboration aims to drive merchant conversion by removing implementation barriers, enabling businesses of all sizes to offer pay-in-full, installment, and financing options directly through their existing setup.

•2mo ago

Klarna to Power Apple Upgrade, a New Hardware Leasing Program Offered by Apple

Klarna announced it will power Apple's new 'Apple Upgrade' hardware leasing program, offering customers in the United States a new way to pay for eligible devices. The program provides 12- to 36-month leasing options for iPhones, Macs, iPads, and Apple Watches, with end-of-term choices to upgrade, purchase, or return the device. The integration is available immediately online, in-store, and via the Apple Store app, leveraging Klarna's network of over 119 million active users.

•2mo ago

Klarna Continues to Drive Capital Efficiency With $518 Million Securitization to Support $12 Billion of Lending

Klarna completed a $518 million Significant Risk Transfer transaction, a three-year agreement that frees up capital to support strong consumer demand for its payment products. The deal unlocks $12 billion in additional lending capacity and marks the second SRT completed with the same investor, signaling institutional confidence in the quality of Klarna's underwriting. This transaction is part of a wider capital-efficiency program that pairs SRTs with forward-flow and warehouse financing to support growth in a capital-light manner.

•3mo ago

Klarna Adds Germany to Its Capital Efficiency Platform With €900m Facility Supporting €5bn of German Financing Expansion

Klarna has established its first forward flow and warehouse financing agreement in Germany, a €900 million facility designed to fuel growth in consumer financing. The two-year agreement allows Klarna to sell a portfolio of German Fair Financing term loans and newly originated receivables on a rolling basis, providing scalable, off-balance-sheet funding while retaining underwriting and servicing. Management states this structure brings greater capital efficiency and expects it to facilitate the origination of up to €5 billion in German Fair Financing term loans over the program's life.

•3mo ago

Flix and Klarna Expand Partnership to Give Millions of Travelers Across the U.S. and Europe More Ways to Pay

Klarna expanded its partnership with travel platform Flix to 21 markets across the U.S. and Europe, embedding its payment options directly into the booking flow. Travelers can now choose to pay in full, via interest-free installments, or through longer-term financing, with no foreign exchange fees on cross-border journeys. The move targets the high-spend travel category, aiming to increase transaction volume for Klarna's 119 million active users.

•3mo ago

Klarna lands Southwest Airlines, bringing flexible payments to millions of US travelers this fall

Klarna announced a long-term partnership with Southwest Airlines to integrate flexible payment options at checkout for US travelers. Starting later this year, Southwest customers will be able to pay in full, split costs into four interest-free installments, or finance trips via Klarna on Southwest.com and the airline's app. The deal gives Klarna access to Southwest's base of over 134 million annual domestic passengers, reinforcing its strategy to become the default payment choice for travel.

•3mo ago

Klarna Submits Application for U.S. Banking License

Klarna submitted applications to the Utah Department of Financial Institutions and the FDIC to establish Klarna Bank USA, a proposed Utah-chartered industrial bank. The move aims to bring existing banking operations in-house, strengthening reliability across payments, savings, and credit while serving 30 million Americans. Gary Harding, former CEO of Milestone Bank, was selected to lead the proposed subsidiary as President and CEO.

•3mo ago

Klarna has received a favorable ruling in PriceRunner litigation, awarding damages of $1.97 billion

Klarna announced that its subsidiary PriceRunner secured a favorable court ruling against Google, awarding $1.97 billion in damages in an antitrust case. The ruling addresses Google's preferential treatment of its own comparison-shopping service, though the award remains subject to appeal and will be reduced by sharing arrangements and taxes. Acquired by Klarna in 2022, PriceRunner covers over 100 million products and powers the Klarna app's search and compare features across 13 markets.

•3mo ago