Comprehensive guide to Klarna integration, payment options, and requirements for merchants using xPay
Currently, Klarna on xPay is supported only for U.S.-based customers using USD. Non-U.S. cards or billing addresses are not supported.
Klarna provides multiple financing plans based on the consumer’s credit profile:Ranges are indicative, based on observed data. While Klarna’s official APR range goes up to 35.99%, the highest rates we’ve seen across customers with lowest credit quality would be 25-28%.
Plan Type Typical Interest APR* Amount Eligibility Pay in 4 (bi-weekly) 0% 35 to 2,500 USD Pay in 3 (monthly) 0% to 13.99% 149 to 10,000 USD 6-Month Plan (monthly) 7.99% to 19.99% 149 to 10,000 USD 12-Month Plan (monthly) 8.99% to 23.99% 149 to 10,000 USD
Klarna underwrites each transaction individually using a soft credit pull. The following factors are considered:
- Customer’s credit score
- Existing Klarna balances
- Billing/shipping address match
- Transaction amount
- General risk signals based on account activity
To be eligible, a user must have:
- A valid U.S.-issued debit card (credit cards are not accepted for repayments)
- A U.S. billing address
- Be 18+ years old
- A valid Social Security Number (SSN)
- A credit profile that meets Klarna’s internal approval thresholds
Common reasons include:
- Low or insufficient credit score
- Existing unpaid Klarna balances
- Mismatch in billing and shipping addresses
- High-risk transaction patterns
- Incorrect billing information
- Attempt to pay in a non-supported currency or from a non-U.S. card
Yes. Klarna presents the exact APR, tenure, and payment schedule before the user confirms the transaction, ensuring full transparency.
Klarna charges a late fee equal to 25% of the missed installment amount, capped at a maximum of $7.
No. Klarna only accepts debit cards or linked bank accounts for repayments. This is to prevent users from paying off credit with more credit and to promote responsible borrowing.