Sainsbury’s rolls out ‘buy now, pay later’ options across brands

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Sainsbury’s is rolling out ‘buy now, pay later’ options for its general merchandise and clothing brands, in a new partnership with payment processing service Klarna.

Shoppers purchasing products online at Argos, Habitat and Tu clothing will be able to use a flexible payment option.

The grocer‘s new partnership will allow customers to choose between paying for the product in full, within 30 days or across three interest-free payments.


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Klarna chief commercial officer David Sykes said: “More than 20 million Brits already use Klarna and now they can enjoy our flexible payment options at more of their favourite stores.

“Argos, Habitat, and Tu are British icons known for reliability and value, making Klarna’s interest-free payment solutions a seamless fit. We’re super-excited for this first step in our partnership with Sainsbury’s.”

The move makes Sainsbury’s the latest retailer to join Klarna’s portfolio, which includes food delivery service Deliveroo and luxury retailer Harrods, as well as Boots, which extended its partnership with the payment service in March.

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Sainsbury’s rolls out ‘buy now, pay later’ options across brands

Sainsbury's store

Sainsbury’s is rolling out ‘buy now, pay later’ options for its general merchandise and clothing brands, in a new partnership with payment processing service Klarna.

Shoppers purchasing products online at Argos, Habitat and Tu clothing will be able to use a flexible payment option.

The grocer‘s new partnership will allow customers to choose between paying for the product in full, within 30 days or across three interest-free payments.


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Klarna chief commercial officer David Sykes said: “More than 20 million Brits already use Klarna and now they can enjoy our flexible payment options at more of their favourite stores.

“Argos, Habitat, and Tu are British icons known for reliability and value, making Klarna’s interest-free payment solutions a seamless fit. We’re super-excited for this first step in our partnership with Sainsbury’s.”

The move makes Sainsbury’s the latest retailer to join Klarna’s portfolio, which includes food delivery service Deliveroo and luxury retailer Harrods, as well as Boots, which extended its partnership with the payment service in March.

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