Sign in with Klarna (SIWK) speeds up your sign-in, sign-up, and checkout processes by leveraging existing Klarna accounts. Pre-saved shopper and payment data is automatically populated for a low-friction shopping experience that minimizes drop-off and results in higher conversion and sales.

To learn more about Sign in with Klarna, refer to the product documentation.

Complete the required configuration details for Sign in with Klarna in the Klarna Merchant Portal, such as privacy and terms URLs.

The Redirect URL is built for your shop, available when Sign in with Klarna for Adobe Commerce is enabled. The Redirect URL pattern for the m2-klarna integration for Adobe Commerce is https://{url-of-your-shop}/siwk/klarna/callback ; note that this callback URL must be publicly accessible via your shop server.

Some scopes are required for the Adobe Commerce integration, including: Email Address, Phone number, Full name, and Billing address. These scopes are not configurable in the Klarna settings in your shop admin and must match the enabled scopes as set in the Klarna Merchant Portal; other scopes are optional and configurable, including Date of birth, Country, Locale.

There are multiple styling options that can be configured, including Theme, Shape, and Alignment. You can read more about the button styling configurations here.

Sign in with Klarna will only display on your shop once some placements are enabled. There are three page types where Sign in with Klarna are available for the integration: Cart, Sign-in, and Account creation page.

Where to place the Sign in with Klarna button:

• Always place the button wherever the user can sign in or create an account, such as the Sign-in page and the Account creation page.
• Place the button where users are asked to provide profile information, such as the Cart page.

Position the button in the section of the page before the manual alternative and include 'or' and a divider between the Klarna button and the manual alternative, to clearly indicate that 'Continue with Klarna' is an alternative option.

Once the customer creates their account and is redirected back to your site, they should be taken back to your site in a logged in state to continue their journey, either exploring your site, or checking out.

There shouldn’t be any additional steps after the customer creates their account, especially not asking for the same information that was provided during account creation, or asking to verify already verified details. More best practices can be found here.