Klarna referral link & Get £10

Klarna offer at a glance

Reward

£10

How to claim

Use the referral link

Category

Beauty & wellness

Last checked

18 October 2026

About Klarna

Klarna is a UK payment service that lets shoppers pay in full or, where offered and approved, use buy-now-pay-later options. Its UK site describes Pay in 3, Pay in 30 days and longer financing, with payment schedules managed in the Klarna app. At checkout, the retailer must offer Klarna and Klarna must approve the particular transaction; having an account does not guarantee that every purchase, shop or payment option will be available. The app can show orders, instalment dates, amounts, reminders, returns and support routes. Klarna also offers a Klarna Card and membership-related features, but those are separate products with their own eligibility, terms and possible charges. The referral below is therefore an incentive connected to opening and using a Klarna Card, not a promise that any underlying credit, card, membership or purchase will be approved or suitable. Klarna’s UK payment pages say applicants must be UK residents aged at least 18, have a valid card or bank account and be able to receive verification codes by text. The provider may assess identity, affordability and creditworthiness, and availability can depend on the account, purchase, retailer and current provider rules. From 15 July 2026, Klarna says UK Pay Later and Pay in 3 usage is reported to credit reference agencies as required by regulation; late or unpaid balances can affect a credit file. Read the plan shown before confirming an order and only use borrowing that can be repaid on time.

Get £10 with Klarna

Recorded directory facts: reward=£10; code/link=Referral link; exact destination=https://l.klarna.com/22XC/invite_v5VQONBQhkrVXAFU; previous checked date=22 May 2026. The exact destination currently displays: “Imraan gifted you £10”. It says the invite must be accepted within 30 days, the recipient must join via the personal link, sign up for the Klarna Card (available with a Klarna membership), and shop three times with the Klarna Card. Each of those purchases must be at least £10; transfers, top-ups and financial services do not apply. The page says referral rewards are awarded as cashback rewards points and that a Klarna balance is required for redemption. It also states that the recipient’s name and participation status will be shared with the inviter. The page does not, in the material retrieved here, give a complete explanation of when the reward points post, how long they remain available, the full meaning or price of membership, every excluded merchant or transaction, or every account-level restriction. Those details must be confirmed in the live referral terms and in Klarna’s current app or support records before relying on the offer. The £10 is not cash paid directly into a bank account, a guaranteed discount on the three purchases, interest-free credit, a waiver of late fees, compensation for returns, or insurance. It is a stated referral benefit in cashback rewards points, subject to qualification, redemption and provider terms. The referral benefit is separate from the Klarna Card or membership contract: card approval, spending limits, payment obligations, fees, late consequences, returns and account closure remain governed by the applicable Klarna terms.

How to claim the offer

1. 1Open the exact stored destination https://l.klarna.com/22XC/invite_v5VQONBQhkrVXAFU directly, rather than copying a shortened or substituted URL. Confirm that the page still names Klarna and shows the £10 invitation before entering details.
2. 2Read the invitation panel and its linked Referral Terms & Conditions. Note the displayed 30-day acceptance period, the three-purchase requirement, the £10 minimum per purchase, the cashback-points format and the Klarna-balance redemption requirement.
3. 3Enter the requested email address. The referral page advises using the Klarna email if the participant already has one. Do not create duplicate accounts or use another person’s details; ask Klarna support how existing-account eligibility is treated.
4. 4Complete Klarna’s registration and identity or security checks. Check that the account is available to the participant as a UK resident aged 18 or over with a valid card or bank account and text-message access, while recognising that these are baseline conditions rather than a guarantee of approval.
5. 5Review the Klarna Card and any required membership screen before accepting. Check the current membership price, renewal or cancellation terms, card terms, spending restrictions and any applicable fees; the referral page does not supply all of those details.
6. 6If Klarna approves and makes the card available, confirm in the app that it is active and that the referral has been associated with the correct account. Save the referral confirmation or take a dated screenshot without exposing sensitive information.
7. 7Make three separate, genuine Klarna Card purchases that each meet the displayed minimum of £10. Before paying, check that the merchant and transaction are not a transfer, top-up or financial service and that the transaction is actually routed through the Klarna Card.
8. 8Keep receipts, order confirmations and the app’s transaction records until the reward is credited and redeemed. Avoid returns, cancellations or disputes being treated as completed qualifying purchases without asking Klarna how they affect the referral.
9. 9Monitor the app, Klarna balance and referral or rewards area for the points. The retrieved invitation does not specify a posting deadline, so contact Klarna if the three qualifying transactions are complete but no points appear after the period stated in the live terms.
10. 10Before using any Klarna payment plan, read the exact repayment dates, total amount, interest or fees and late-payment consequences. Pay from a funded account and contact Klarna promptly if a payment may fail; do not spend solely to obtain the referral reward.

Your referral benefit

The potential benefit is £10 in Klarna cashback rewards points, as displayed on the supplied referral page. To pursue it, a new or eligible participant should use the exact personal referral link, accept the invitation within the displayed 30-day window, complete Klarna’s sign-up and any required verification, obtain or activate the Klarna Card if approved, and make three qualifying Klarna Card purchases of at least £10 each. The page excludes transfers, top-ups and financial services, so those should not be treated as qualifying shopping transactions. The page says a Klarna balance is required to redeem the points. It does not establish that the points can be withdrawn as cash, transferred to a bank account, used outside Klarna, combined with other promotions, or redeemed after the account is closed. It also does not establish a universal posting date. If a qualifying purchase is returned, cancelled, refunded, reversed, split, disputed or later judged ineligible, the reward may not be credited or may be adjusted under the referral terms; provider confirmation is needed rather than assuming that the purchase counts. The offer is not a substitute for checking the total cost of a membership or card product. Klarna’s ordinary payment options may be interest-free when paid on time, but financing, missed payments, late fees or other account terms can differ. A referral reward should never justify buying goods, taking credit or paying a membership charge that is unsuitable for the reader’s finances.

Before you claim

• The URL is exactly https://l.klarna.com/22XC/invite_v5VQONBQhkrVXAFU, including its path and capital letters.
• The live page identifies the invitation as “Imraan gifted you £10” and still labels the benefit as cashback rewards points rather than cash.
• The invitation’s acceptance window is still open; the page states that the invite must be accepted within 30 days.
• The account’s legal name, country, age and contact details meet Klarna’s current UK requirements, and the participant can receive text verification codes.
• The Klarna Card and any Klarna membership required by the invitation are actually offered to and approved for the participant; referral use does not guarantee approval.
• Each of the three transactions is made with the Klarna Card, is at least £10, and is not a transfer, top-up or financial-services transaction.
• The retailer, product, account status and transaction type are not subject to a further exclusion in the live Referral Terms & Conditions.
• The app records the three transactions as completed rather than pending, cancelled, refunded, reversed or disputed; ask Klarna before assuming a pending payment qualifies.
• The rewards area shows the £10 points credit and the current redemption instructions, including any minimum Klarna balance, expiry or account-status condition.
• The participant has checked the card or membership terms for prices, renewal, payment obligations, limits, late fees and cancellation rights instead of treating the referral as a fee waiver.
• The participant has checked the repayment schedule for any Klarna purchase and can meet it; missed payments may incur fees, collection activity and credit-file consequences.
• If the reward is missing, the participant contacts Klarna through the official app or help centre with the referral URL, acceptance date and transaction records, while keeping the stored URL unchanged.

Klarna referral questions

Sources and verification

Reviewed 18 October 2026. The status above explains how much of the recorded claim was confirmed; always check the live brand page for the latest eligibility rules, deadlines and reward details.

• Klarna referral destination supplied for this record
• Klarna UK: Flexible ways to pay
• Klarna UK: Split the cost with Pay in 3
• Klarna UK Terms and Conditions
• Klarna UK Help: What happens if I cannot pay on time?