Klarna is a Swedish fintech company founded in 2005 that offers flexible payment solutions for both online and in-store purchases. Their services include “Pay Now”, “Pay Later” and the possibility to split payments. Klarna has also launched Klarna Card, a Visa card with no annual fee or currency exchange fees, which allows users to choose the payment method for each purchase.
Here's how it works:
Here's how it works:
Create an account with us - it's free and takes a few minutes. When you find a company you want to invest in, submit an expression of interest. Our brokers will screen and match you with counterparties, and when a match is made, you will sign a brokerage agreement, followed by a purchase agreement with information on price and terms. You then make the payment via your bank according to the instructions. The shares are delivered to your custody account or confirmed directly by the company, depending on how the company's shares are held.
Create an account with us - it's free and only takes a few minutes. When you find a company you want to sell shares in, submit an expression of interest. Our brokers will screen and match you with counterparties, and once a match is made, you will sign a brokerage agreement, followed by a purchase agreement with details of price and terms. The buyer then makes payment as instructed. If the company's shares are subject to a possible Right of First Refusal (ROFR) clause, we help with the handling of this.