BNPL firms Klarna and Afterpay are both set to become payments options on Google Pay in the US.
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From next year, Klarna on Google Pay will give consumers in the US the option of interest-free instalments on purchases starting at $35, along with financing options.
Shoppers will be able to manage their purchases in the Klarna app — tracking deliveries, handling returns, and managing repayments—all in one place.
Google has struck a similar deal with Block-owned Afterpay, providing another option for consumers checking out online through Google Pay at select merchants.
Drew Olson, senior director, Google Pay, says: “By teaming up with pay over time providers…we are able to give Google Pay users more payment options when checking out, while providing merchants with another tool to drive growth.”
