Growing Beyond Payments: Klarna Launches US Mobile Service He says the service “represents a radically better experience for US consumers” and notes that Gigs is “proud to power it with Gigs' operating system for mobile services” Expansion plans target European markets Klarna plans to introduce premium and international plans later in 2025, alongside geographic expansion to the UK and Germany
Klarna Enters US Mobile Market with 25M-User Advantage Klarna, the Swedish fintech company best known for its Buy Now, Pay Later services, has entered the US mobile telecommunications market with a new unlimited phone plan The move is a strategic step toward building Klarna’s neo-bank ambitions, adding mobile services to a platform already used by over 25 million active customers in the United
Tap to switch: Klarna expands into mobile phone plans with . . . New York, 18th June — Klarna, the global digital bank and flexible payments provider, is entering the mobile market with an unlimited phone plan, paired with Klarna’s signature seamless experience directly in the Klarna app Klarna's unlimited mobile plan launches first in the U S in the coming weeks (join the waitlist here), with the UK, Germany, and more to follow soon
Klarna Group plc - Tap to switch: Klarna expands into mobile . . . New York, 18th June — Klarna, the global digital bank and flexible payments provider, is entering the mobile market with an unlimited phone plan, paired with Klarna’s signature seamless experience directly in the Klarna app Klarna's unlimited mobile plan launches first in the U S in the coming weeks, with the UK, Germany, and more to follow soon “ Klarna has saved consumers time and
Fintech Klarna to launch $40 per month mobile plan in US Klarna's mobile plan, which includes unlimited 5G calls and data for $40 per month, will use the platform provided by US mobile services startup Gigs Google-backed Gigs, which as a partnership with AT T, makes it easier for any company to become a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) and sell mobile services to customers without owning the