
J.P. Morgan Payments' Commerce Platform now embeds Klarna checkout options with no integration required. Klarna's U.S. GMV rose 39% to $7.1B.
Merchants on J.P. Morgan Payments' Commerce Platform in the United States can now offer Klarna's flexible payment options at checkout, with no integration required. The new capability lets businesses across retail categories offer pay-in-full, interest-free installments and longer-term financing, Klarna said in a Thursday (Aug. 6) press release emailed to PYMNTS.
"J.P. Morgan Payments' reach combined with Klarna's conversion power is a genuine competitive advantage, and it's now available to every merchant on their platform," Klarna Chief Commercial Officer David Sykes said in the release.
Michael Lozanoff, global head of merchant services at J.P. Morgan Payments, said the integration answers merchants who know flexible payments drive conversion but found implementation a barrier. "By bringing Klarna directly onto our Commerce Platform, we're helping remove that barrier for businesses of every size," Lozanoff said.
The integration builds on a partnership Klarna and J.P. Morgan Payments announced in February 2025. The PYMNTS Intelligence report "Unpacking Merchant Strategies and Consumer Demand for Flexible Payment Plans" found about 20% of merchants have received complaints from consumers about the inability to pay how they want, pushing retailers to offer a range of installment plans.
Another PYMNTS Intelligence report, "BNPL's Multi-Provider Moment: Why Shoppers No Longer Pick Just One," found that among buy now, pay later users, 44% used Klarna. The Swedish fintech reported in May that its U.S. business remained a key growth engine during the first quarter. Gross merchandise value in the U.S. rose 39% to $7.1 billion, and revenue climbed 67% to $399 million.
Klarna CEO and Co-Founder Sebastian Siemiatkowski said at the time: "Klarna addresses the entire consumer wallet: Pay Now for everyday spending and saving, Pay Later our charge card equivalent at 0% interest for mid-size ticket spending, and POS installments (Fair Financing) for big-ticket purchases."
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