With Klarna the customer pays later, you get everything now
The customer chooses whether to pay after 30 days or in 3 instalments. You receive the full amount as with a normal payment, and Klarna bears the risk of late payment.
Why activate it
The full amount, right away
The customer spreads the cost, you do not: you receive everything with the normal payout, with no instalments or reminders to manage.
Useful for larger purchases
Customers who do not want to pay the whole amount up front can split it, without you having to offer your own instalment plan.
The risk is not yours
If the customer pays late, Klarna deals with it. With a classic invoice, the risk stays with you.
What Klarna costs
| Starter | Small | Medium | Large | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Online | 3.2% + CHF 0.30 | 2.8% + CHF 0.30 | 2.5% + CHF 0.30 | 2.2% + CHF 0.30 |
Klarna is available in every plan. The features are the same everywhere: only the fees change. All prices
Klarna at a glance
- Contract
- Included in the 1pay.ch account (Pay Plus provider)
- Type
- Buy now, pay later
- Channels
- Online only
- Features
- One-off payments, full and partial refunds
- Amount
- For customers in Switzerland, «pay later» and 3 instalments from CHF 1.- to CHF 1’500.-
- Not available for
- Non-profit organisations, political parties and initiatives, business-to-business sales (B2B)
How to activate Klarna
- Open your free account, no credit card needed.
- Complete account verification, usually the same day.
- Under Payment providers, click Configure next to Pay Plus and activate the Klarna icon.
You will find all the details in the documentation. Before you start, you can make a test payment. Looking for something else? See all payment methods.
Frequently asked questions
Klarna. You receive the full amount as with a normal payment.
It depends on the customer's country, the currency and the amount. In Switzerland they can pay now, after 30 days or in 3 instalments.
No, Klarna is not available for non-profit organisations. For associations, the right solution is TWINT pay later.
No. It accepts one-off online payments only.
