The Swedish financial services company Krann, Klarna, is introducing a cellular phone plan to its 25 million US customers, according to the business. &nbsp,

Klarna and Gigs, a San Francisco-based company that offers MVNO ( mobile virtual network operator ) services, are collaborating, enabling businesses to develop their own wireless brands. MVNOs are becoming increasingly common, with the Trump Organization launching Trump Mobile and the common SmartLess podcast, which stars Jason Bateman, Will Arnett, and Sean Hayes as a wireless&nbsp supplier, just last week.

For less than$ 50 per month, Klarna’s plan included uncapped 5G plus service and international roaming, according to the company. Krana will use AT&amp, T’s facilities to provide its mobile service.

The service’s queue has been set up, according to Klarna, and it will soon be available in the UK and Germany. The business claims to use its mobile app to directly promote its cellular plan. Customers will be able to maintain their account within the Klarna apps and retain their mobile number while registering for the support. Krana promises that there didn’t be fees for company withdrawal or stimulation. &nbsp,

Additionally, it recently partnered with DoorDash to help installment payments on meal orders and introduced a debit card. &nbsp,