Klarna Checkout is a revolutionary new payment solution that is changing the way people shop online. First, consumers verify their purchase with a minimal amount of information through intelligent identification, securing your order immediately, and then complete their payment afterwards - separating buying from paying and dramatically increasing conversion. Klarna Checkout also allows merchants to offer all payment methods through one supplier, minimizing administration, costs and integration time.
Klarna was founded in Stockholm in 2005 with the idea of providing a zero-friction online payment solution that would allow consumers and merchants to interact with each other as safely and simply as possible. We do this by letting the consumer receive the goods first and pay afterwards, while we assume the credit and fraud risks for the merchants. Today, Klarna is one of Europe's fastest growing companies. In just 8 years, we've grown to 800 employees operating in 7 European countries with over 8 million consumers. But we are not satisfied with that. Our goal is to become market leaders within invoice-based payments worldwide and change the way the world shops online.
Documentation and more examples can be found at http://developers.klarna.com/.
At Klarna, we strive toward achieving the highest possible quality for our products. Therefore, we require you to follow these guidelines if you wish to contribute.
To contribute, the following criteria needs to be fulfilled:
- Description regarding what has been changed and why
- Pull requests should implement a boxed change
- All code and documentation must follow the standard used in the original code
- All code should work with Option Explicit.
- Incoming parameters to functions are never reused or assigned to.
- Function header has:
- Function description
- Link to more information. Optional.
- List of parameters. Optional.
- Return value. Optional.
- List of errors raised. Optional.
- Line length maximum is around 80 characters.
- New features and bug fixes must have accompanying unit tests:
- Positive tests
- Negative tests
- Boundary tests (if possible)
- No less than 90% decision coverage
- All unit tests should pass
If you have any questions concerning this product or the implementation, please contact [email protected].
- Tommy Blomberg
- David Keijser
- Rickard Dybeck
- Majid Garmaroudi
- Joakim Löfgren
The Klarna Checkout ASP library is released under Apache License, Version 2.0