With Klarna Invoice, customers are given credit but can shop without using a credit card. The buying process differs slightly between
With Klarna Invoice, customers are given credit but can shop without using a credit card. The buying process differs slightly between countries. In Sweden, where Klarna was founded, the only thing the customers have to provide the...
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e-store with is their unique identifying number, similar to SSN. In Germany, the customer is instead asked only for basic personal data such as date of birth, gender, address and e-mail.[6]
After filling in the details, Klarna’s system makes a decision whether to approve the customer or not. If the customer is approved, a credit of 10–30 days will be given, depending on the terms for the specific store where the purchase has been made. The goods will be delivered by the store and the customer receives an invoice through mail, e-mail or SMS.