DoorDash Teams Up With Klarna To Offer BNPL To Customers

DoorDash, a popular on-demand food delivery service that lets users order food and drinks from restaurants in their area, recently teamed up with Klarna, a major Buy Now, Pay Later service provider.

The partnership will allow DoorDash’s customers to pay for their food delivery orders in installments, rather than all at once.

According to the terms of the deal, DoorDash users will be able to order food and pay for their orders in several different ways. They will still be able to pay in full if they want to, or they can choose to pay in four installments, or even at a later date that aligns with their paycheck.

The food delivery giant also said that it will cover more than just ready-made meals. Users will also be able to order things like groceries, bug-ticket electronics, beauty and home improvement supplies, and more, all using the same annual plan membership that the company is now offering.

Another Major Win For Klarna In The US

Meanwhile, on Klarna’s side, the firm’s chief commercial officer, David Sykes, also commented on the partnership. He said that joining up with DoorDash represents a very important milestone for Klarna, and it is a big move for the company’s continued expansion.

Klarna has a goal of entering everyday spending categories, and this partnership is a big step toward achieving that goal. At the very least, the agreement represents another big win for Klarna’s growth in the US.

It also comes only days after the company’s formal IPO application from last week. Around the same time, Klarna also entered another massive deal with Walmart, one of the largest American store chains, which has an international presence. 

This is a major move for the Swedish BNPL giant, which is currently waiting for the US SEC to approve its application, which will allow it to list its ordinary shares on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol ‘KLAR.’