Overview
Klarna is a Swedish fintech operating in the UK as a payment method offering pay-in-3, pay-in-30 and longer financing plans (subject to affordability). Its referral programme, when live, pays a shopping voucher after your friend completes a qualifying order. Buy-now-pay-later usage may affect credit files under FCA rules.
Step-by-step guide
- 1Open the Klarna sign-up page using a referral link so both sides qualify for the reward
- 2Complete registration and any ID or bank verification Klarna asks for
- 3Meet the qualifying activity: as set out in the provider's live terms
- 4Wait for the reward to be credited — always screenshot the terms on the day you join
What you'll need
- •A UK bank account or debit card for payouts
- •Valid photo ID and proof of address for KYC
- •An active email and UK mobile number
Eligibility
- ✓UK resident aged 18+
- ✓New customer to the provider (unless the offer says otherwise)
- ✓Passes standard identity and eligibility checks
Tips to maximise this offer
- ★Screenshot the Klarna offer T&Cs on the day you sign up
- ★Use a referral link rather than a plain sign-up page so both sides qualify
- ★Set a reminder for the expected payout date and chase if it's late
FAQ
Is the Klarna offer available in the UK?+
Yes — Klarna operates in the UK and its refer-a-friend or welcome offer is open to eligible UK residents. Always confirm the current live terms on Klarna's own website before joining.
How do I know the offer is legitimate?+
We only list companies that are registered UK businesses (or that operate legally in the UK) with a public refer-a-friend, cashback or welcome scheme. We manually re-check the offer terms — see the ‘Last checked’ date on this page.
Will I get taxed on the reward?+
Most sign-up bonuses and referral rewards below the £1,000 trading allowance don't trigger tax, but income from side hustles and passive earnings above that threshold must be declared via HMRC self-assessment.
Can I stack this with cashback sites?+
Sometimes. Some brands exclude referral customers from cashback and vice-versa. Read the terms of the cashback site (e.g. TopCashback / Quidco) and the provider before claiming both.
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