Klarna has expanded its in-store payment availability to GARAGE and DYNAMITE locations across Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.

The expanded partnership brings the payment flexibility already offered online into more than 300 stores. Customers using Klarna at GARAGE and DYNAMITE can choose to pay in full or divide eligible purchases into interest-free instalments directly at checkout using the Klarna app.

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The companies said the rollout is designed to create a more consistent experience across digital and physical channels, while giving customers greater choice over how they pay. It also marks a further step in Klarna’s expansion into physical retail.

“Great checkout shouldn’t stop at the browser,” said Lisa Robinson, Klarna Head of Partner Success, US East Coast and Canada. “GARAGE and DYNAMITE shoppers can now enjoy the same choice and control in-store that they value online, making it even easier to shop for the styles they love in a way that works for them.”

Lisa Robinson, Klarna Head of Partner Success, US East Coast and Canada

“Our customers expect shopping with GARAGE and DYNAMITE to feel inspiring, easy and seamless wherever they engage with us,” said Stacie Beaver, President and Chief Operating Officer of Groupe Dynamite. “Expanding Klarna into our stores gives customers more flexibility and choice at checkout, while creating a consistent experience across our digital and physical channels. We are excited to introduce this added convenience ahead of the important Fall shopping season.”

Stacie Beaver, President and Chief Operating Officer of Groupe Dynamite

How In-Store Payments Work

At checkout, shoppers scan a QR code with their phone and complete the purchase through the Klarna app, selecting from the payment options available to them.

Klarna is now available in-store at all GARAGE and DYNAMITE locations in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom.

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