When entering into a partnership with Klarna, a well-structured agreement lays the foundation for a successful, collaborative business relationship. In this page you will find additional provisions that clarify the original agreement and addresses specific scenarios.

In the event Klarna discovers fraud or suspicious circumstances relating to a transaction, Klarna may instruct the Merchant to stop the order process and/or shipping. The Merchant agrees to follow Klarna’s instructions immediately upon receipt, so long as such instructions are provided within twenty-four (24) hours of Capture of the applicable Claim. The Merchant shall notify the Customer of any stop request at the Customer’s contact details (e.g. email address, telephone number and/or address) as approved by Klarna at the time of order.

Klarna has the right to be repaid by the Merchant for any Claim that arises from a transaction involving a person or entity reasonably considered to share a financial interest with the Merchant. This includes, but is not limited to, affiliated companies, as well as any owner, board member, senior executive, or employee of the Merchant or its affiliates.

This repayment obligation does not apply where the transaction was conducted in the ordinary course of business, on commercially reasonable terms, and in the absence of any indicators suggesting an improper purpose, a conflict of interest, or fraud, as determined by Klarna in its sole discretion.

The Parties agree that when the Claim is created Klarna shall be exclusively entitled to all security interests related to the Claim, e.g. any retention of title in the goods delivered. For clarity, if a Claim is retransferred from Klarna to the Merchant, all security interests relating to such Claim will also be retransferred.

Klarna will perform credit assessments of each respective customer and the merchant.

Purchase Power Data is any data used by Klarna to determine a consumer's spending ability or any data related to granting credit.

You as a Merchant acknowledge and agree that you shall not, and shall ensure that your employees, contractors, agents, or any third parties acting on your behalf do not, conduct or attempt to conduct any form of vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, performance testing, stress testing, denial-of-service simulation, or any other activity intended to probe, scan, or test the vulnerability of any Klarna systems, networks, APIs, services, or infrastructure, whether in production or non-production environments, without Klarna’s prior written consent.

You as a Merchant accept that any such unauthorized activity will be deemed a material breach of your  agreement concerning the integration and use of Klarna and Klarna’s Services.

You as a Merchant further accept and agree that you are acting as a Processor as regards Purchase Power Data and are only entitled to use said data for the sole purpose of facilitating transactions. Under no circumstances may you utilise this Purchase Power Data for any other purpose, including but not limited to modelling or analytical purposes. Additionally, you must delete such information without undue delay upon Klarna's request.

Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Merchant may conduct limited performance testing solely within Klarna’s playground / test environment, provided that such testing complies with the specific guidelines and restrictions issued by Klarna.

Klarna reserves the right to take any remedial or protective actions it deems necessary in response to such breach, including without limitation immediate suspension of Services, withholding of payments, and pursuit of legal remedies.