Klarna Launches Pay Later Options on easyShop Marketplace
Klarna has been integrated into the newly launched easyShop.com, offering shoppers in 19 European markets interest-free payment options ahead of Black Friday.

Klarna has expanded its footprint in European e-commerce by rolling out its payment solutions on easyShop.com, a newly launched marketplace that belongs to the easy® family of brands. The partnership covers 19 European markets and arrives just before the platform's first Black Friday and the approaching holiday season.
Three ways to pay, no extra interest
Shoppers on easyShop.com can choose between three options: Pay in Full, which is a standard immediate payment; Pay in 30, which defers payment by 30 days; and Pay in 3, which splits the bill into three installments. According to the companies, all of these are offered without additional interest, a feature meant to help consumers manage their budgets during the busiest shopping period of the year.
Cas Paton, founder and CEO of OnCommerce, the company behind easyShop.com, said that sale-season shopping now takes more than low prices. Customers expect freedom and convenience in how they settle their bills, he noted. The Klarna integration is meant to help both buyers and the sellers on the platform, who gain another tool to support sales during this year's peak.
Timing after the October launch
The deal follows closely on the official debut of easyShop.com in October. Representatives of both brands pointed to shared values: simplifying everyday processes and emphasizing transparency and accessibility for consumers.
For Klarna, the partnership is another step toward personalizing the shopping experience. Alex Rohloff, acting UK and Ireland lead at Klarna, said modern consumers do not accept a one-size-fits-all approach to payments. With the easyShop integration, he said, shoppers get full control over their finances and can pay on their own transparent terms.
The rollout gives the young marketplace a familiar payment brand from day one, at the moment when conversion matters most. For Klarna, it adds another European sales channel in the run-up to the holiday peak.
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