Klarna partners with fellow fintech Adyen to bring buy now, pay later into physical stores

Klarna partners with fellow fintech Adyen to bring buy now, pay later into physical stores


Key Points
  • Klarna said Thursday that it had entered into an agreement with Adyen to add its buy now, pay later (BNPL) products to physical payment terminals.
  • Klarna will be included as an option across more than 450,000 Adyen payment terminals in brick-and-mortar locations as a result of the deal.
  • BNPL is mostly associated with online shopping, however, firms in the space are seeking to target consumers in-store, too, as they expand.



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