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# Klarna

Getting Started with the Klarna payment provider for Umbraco Commerce.

In this section, you will go through the key steps necessary to get started with the Klarna payment provider for Umbraco Commerce.

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The Klarna payment provider is now obsolete. You should use the Kustom payment provider instead.
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Before you begin, ensure that you have an Umbraco website set up and Umbraco Commerce installed. If not, see the [Umbraco Commerce Documentation](/umbraco-commerce/13.latest/readme.md) to get started.

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The Klarna payment provider uses Klarna's hosted payment page API. It requires you to sign an agreement with their Klarna Payments platform. If you are signed up for their Klarna Checkout platform, your credentials will not work for this provider.

Ensure you are signed up with the correct agreement.
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## Install Klarna

To Install the Klarna payment provider, see the [Install Payment Providers](/umbraco-commerce/13.latest/add-ons/payment-providers/install-payment-providers.md) article.

## Useful links

Here are a few useful links to help you learn more about the Klarna payment provider and the Klarna API:

* [Klarna developer documentation](https://docs.klarna.com/)
* [Payment provider source code](https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Commerce.PaymentProviders.Klarna)
* [Payment provider issue tracker](https://github.com/umbraco/Umbraco.Commerce.Issues/issues)


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