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Feb 16, 2026 4:03 PM
Updated Feb 25, 2026 7:07 PM

The buy now, pay later firm said the integration is a step towards being available at every checkout

Klarna, the Swedish buy now, pay later company, has launched on Google Pay in the UK, allowing users of the digital wallet to select its interest-free payment options at checkout.

The integration will offer Google Pay's UK consumers Klarna's Pay in 3 service, which splits purchases into three interest-free instalments.

Users will be able to manage purchases through the Klarna app, including tracking deliveries, handling returns and managing repayments in one place, the company said.

"This is a big moment for us and a major step towards our goal of being available at every checkout, everywhere," said Raji Behal, Klarna's head of western and southern Europe, UK and Ireland.

Lisa Yokoyama, director of product management at Google Pay, said the partnership reflected the company's aim to give consumers more flexibility in how they pay.

"With people shopping on Google over a billion times a day, this broader footprint provides even more checkout options to help businesses drive tangible growth," Yokoyama said.

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Klarna said it has more than 114 million active consumers worldwide.

The UK launch follows an existing collaboration between the two companies and expands the range of payment methods available to Google Pay users at checkout.

The Recap

  • Klarna becomes available on Google Pay in the UK.
  • Klarna has more than 114 million active consumers worldwide.
  • Google Pay users can manage Klarna purchases in the app.
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