Where BNPL applies
BNPL is not available on Newie subscriptions or instalment plans. Each BNPL provider has its own country, currency, setup and amount rules; the service editor shows which providers are available for your service.
Enable BNPL
Enable the payment provider for your account first, then enable BNPL on the service you want to sell.1
Open Accepted Payment Methods
On iOS or macOS, go to Settings → Payments & Payouts → Accepted Payment Methods.
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Enable BNPL providers
Turn on the BNPL providers available for your account, such as Afterpay / Clearpay, Affirm, or Klarna. If Affirm requires approval, choose Request instead of turning on a toggle.
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Complete any setup
If Newie shows Pending action or asks you to complete setup in Stripe, follow the in-app prompt.
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Edit the One-Off Purchase
Open Sell → Services, find the One-Off Purchase, and choose … → Edit.
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Turn on Buy Now Pay Later
In the service editor, turn on Buy Now Pay Later, then save.
Request Affirm access
If Affirm shows Request in Accepted Payment Methods, choose it to apply for access, then check the status:
After activation succeeds, Affirm returns to the normal accepted-payment-method control.
BNPL provider status
Before sharing the service, check each BNPL provider’s status in the service editor:
If a provider becomes unavailable, return to the service editor to check its current status and limits.
BNPL amount limits
Use the tables below to check the price range for each BNPL provider. These are Newie’s standard ranges; your account’s transaction limits also apply. For example, Newie’s standard transaction maximum is 20,000 in the service currency, so a provider’s higher maximum does not by itself let you charge more. The standard transaction minimum is 0.50. The service editor shows the limits that apply to your account. Availability also depends on account country, service currency, customer country and Stripe setup. A price within these ranges does not guarantee approval or a particular repayment plan. The BNPL provider decides which options the customer can use at checkout. For example, Klarna’s options and limits vary by customer country and repayment plan. See Klarna payment options. For seller country availability, see Platforms, Countries & Currencies.Afterpay / Clearpay
The customer and provider must be in the same country. In the UK, Afterpay is branded as Clearpay.Affirm
Affirm requires the customer and your business to be in the same country. Its business-type and customer eligibility rules also apply; see Stripe’s Affirm guidance.Klarna
Klarna’s cross-border rules differ by business location:- In Australia, New Zealand, the US and Canada, the customer must be in the same country as your business and pay in that country’s currency.
- Eligible businesses in the European Economic Area, UK or Switzerland can accept eligible customers across those regions, using the customer’s local currency.