Mollie

Mollie is a European payment platform that helps businesses accept online and in-person payments through a single integration. It supports card, wallets, local payment methods, subscriptions, and recurring billing with transparent pricing and a clean setup.

Mollie is a payment service provider designed to help businesses accept online payments without the usual complexity attached to payment infrastructure. Founded in the Netherlands, the platform has become a popular choice for e-commerce stores, SaaS companies, marketplaces, and subscription-based businesses operating across Europe.

The platform supports a broad mix of payment methods, including Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay, Klarna, SEPA Direct Debit, and many others. That flexibility matters for merchants selling internationally, particularly across European markets where customer payment preferences vary heavily from country to country.

Mollie offers a well-documented REST API that developers generally find straightforward to work with, while also providing no-code integrations for platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, and PrestaShop. You can usually get started quickly without long contracts or complicated onboarding requirements.

The dashboard keeps payment management simple, covering transactions, settlements, refunds, subscriptions, and chargebacks in a clean interface that does not feel overloaded. Mollie also supports recurring billing, making it suitable for SaaS products, memberships, and subscription businesses looking to automate payments.

Key features

• Mollie Connect for marketplaces — Platforms and marketplaces can onboard merchants, distribute funds, and manage split payments using Mollie Connect, making it suitable for multi-vendor business models that require more advanced payment routing functionality.
• Multi-method payment support — Mollie supports cards, digital wallets, bank transfers, buy-now-pay-later services, and European local payment methods through one integration, helping you reduce operational complexity while offering your customers familiar payment options during checkout.
• Developer-friendly API — The REST API is clearly documented and relatively straightforward to implement, allowing you to build custom payment flows, automate billing processes, and manage transactions without struggling through outdated infrastructure or confusing endpoints.