Summary

Klarna is a financial technology company that provides flexible payment solutions, primarily focusing on 'Buy Now, Pay Later' services. It allows consumers to split purchases into interest-free installments, pay in 30 days, or finance over a longer period, both online and in-store through various methods including their app, one-time cards, and a credit card.

Features
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Must Have

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Instant P2P Transfers

Prepaid Debit Card (Cash App Card)

Early Direct Deposit

Commission-Free Stock Trading

Bitcoin Trading

Other

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Pay Over Time (Afterpay)

Fraud Monitoring & Security

High-Yield Savings

Round-Up Savings

Instant Discounts & Offers

Customizable Card Designs

ATM Access & Fee Reimbursement

Pricing
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Pay in 4

$0.00 one time
  • Split purchase into 4 payments
  • Interest-free
  • Automatic payments every 2 weeks

Pay over time

Custom
  • Spread cost over 6-24 months
  • Monthly payments
  • Interest may apply (0.00%-35.99% APR)
  • Subject to credit approval
  • Minimum purchase amount and down payment may be required

Pay in full today

$0.00 one time
  • Fast and secure payment
  • Stored cards
  • Buyer protection

Pay in 30 days

$0.00 one time
  • Pay up to 30 days later
  • No late fees or interest when paid on time
  • Pay only for what you keep
Rationale

Klarna's primary offering is 'Buy Now, Pay Later' (BNPL) services, which directly aligns with the 'Pay Over Time (Afterpay)' feature. While it offers various payment options, it does not provide peer-to-peer transfers, a dedicated prepaid debit card for general spending (beyond its credit card or one-time card for BNPL), early direct deposit, or investment features like stock or bitcoin trading, which are core to the Cash App concept. The Klarna Credit Card and One-time card are mechanisms to facilitate their BNPL service, not standalone prepaid debit cards as described for Cash App.