Financing, Payments, and Klarna Explained - Google Store
Shopping is easy with Google Store financing and payment options.
Pay your way on Google Store using debit, credit including American Express, Google Pay, PayPal, or Klarna.
Whether you’re tapping ‘Add to basket’ on a thoughtful gift for a loved one or treating yourself to a major phone upgrade, the only thing between you and your purchase is payment. That’s why we’ve made the process as smooth sailing as possible, with plenty of financing options to suit you.
Google Store accepts all major debit and credit cards, including American Express. Simply choose which previous
you’d like to use, or enter your details at checkout:Add your selected item to the basket.
Select ‘Saved card’ or ‘PayPal’ from the list of ‘Payment methods’ if you’d like to pay with a previously used card or PayPal account.
If it’s your first time using the payment method, click ‘Add credit or debit card’ or ‘Add PayPal’ at the bottom of your list.
Finalise your order – it’s that simple.
Add your chosen product to your basket.
Select ‘Pay with Klarna’ at checkout.
Proceed with the Klarna financing application.
Return to Google Store to finish the order.
Spread the cost of your purchase with our new buy now, pay later scheme in partnership with Klarna. Just choose Klarna as your payment method at Google Store checkout on orders above £49, and you’ll be all set to make your next instalment once payday comes around.
We know that everyone’s situation is different, so we’re offering two ways to use buy now, pay later. It’s up to you to select which one suits you best.
Pay in 3 is exactly what it sounds like – paying for the product in three monthly instalments. The first payment will be due on the date that your purchase ships out from Google Store.
Pay in 30 allows you to delay your payment until 30 days from the initial date of shipping, which gives you a little more flexibility.
Regardless of your choice, Google Store will be paid the full amount on the ship date, and Klarna will process the rest of your payments.
The good news? Both options are available without any fees or interest on the payments.