The integration gives merchants on Solidgate’s platform direct access to Klarna’s flexible ways to pay, including Pay in Full, interest-free installments, and longer-term financing, at checkout, with no additional setup required.
Warsaw, Poland — September 10, 2026 — Solidgate, a leading payment orchestration platform for e-commerce and consumer subscription businesses, and Klarna, the global digital bank and flexible payments provider, today announced that Klarna is now live with Solidgate. Merchants on Solidgate’s platform now have access to Klarna’s flexible ways to pay at checkout, including Pay in Full, interest-free installments, and longer-term financing, directly through their existing setup.
Access to Klarna’s global shopper base
Merchants on Solidgate now have access to Klarna’s flexible payment options and its base of 120+ million shoppers worldwide, available in every European market where Solidgate operates. The integration also opens a path for Klarna to reach new merchants in markets like the Baltics and Central and Eastern Europe, through Solidgate’s existing portfolio of merchants incorporated in the region that sell both domestically and across the continent.
The scale of Solidgate’s merchant portfolio
Solidgate brings deep payments technology and subscription expertise to the partnership, backed by a merchant base of 500+ businesses across SaaS, EdTech, e-commerce and mobility. Klarna brings a payment experience shoppers already trust. Together, that’s a stronger checkout for every kind of merchant on the platform.
“Partnering with Klarna provides Solidgate and our merchants direct access to flexible payment options trusted by millions of shoppers across Europe,” said Max Botyk, VP, Strategic Partnerships & New Markets, Solidgate. “This partnership strengthens our ability to lift checkout performance for merchants everywhere we operate, all within a single orchestration layer.”
“Solidgate gives us a powerful route into subscription-driven and cross-border merchants across Central and Eastern Europe,” said Daisy Anderson, Head of Strategic EU Partnerships, Klarna. “Making Klarna available on their platform means more businesses can offer the payment experience shoppers already choose — and more consumers can pay on their terms, wherever they shop.”
