ASOS has announced a partnership with European payments firm Klarna which will allow the fashion retailer’s UK customers to use Klarna’s ‘Pay later’ solution to pay for their items up to 30 days later.
The service will be available to UK customers with the iOS or Android ASOS app and will allow them to pay for items in the future with no interest or fees attached.
The move follows a successful partnership with ASOS in Germany, Austria, Sweden, Finland and Norway.
Klarna’s Pay later gives customers an additional payment option, and also the opportunity to try clothes at home and only pay for the things they want to buy.
Nicola Thompson, global trading director at ASOS, said: “We are constantly looking for new ways to improve the ASOS experience for our 15.4 million customers around the world. We know people love the option of paying later only for the things they keep, and are excited to introduce this for customers shopping on our app in the UK.”
Luke Griffiths, Klarna’s UK general manager, added: “We are very excited to be extending our existing partnership with ASOS to the UK. This means that we can bring greater payment choice to ASOS’ customer base, by offering them the ability to order and pay later only for what they want to keep.”
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