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About Mollie
Standard pricing
No minimum costs, no lock-in contracts, no hidden fees. With Mollie, you only pay for successful transactions.
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Pay per transaction only
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Easy setup
Volume pricing
Process more than €100,000 a month? Get volume pricing tailored to your needs.
Dedicated account manager
IC++ pricing
Volume discounts
Multi-product discounts
Country-specific rates
Frequently asked questions
Does Mollie support multicurrency transactions?
Yes, Mollie supports multicurrency. That means you can accept payments, settle transactions, and receive payouts in the same currency. As well as EUR or GBP, you can add up to seven additional currencies for settlements and payouts.
We offer payouts in the following currencies:
Euro (EUR)
British pound (GBP)
Danish krone (DKK)
Norwegian krone (NOK)
Polish zloty (PLN)
Swedish krona (SEK)
Swiss franc (CHF)
US dollars (USD)
Payments in other currencies will be converted to your primary currency before we pay them out to you.
What is Mollie's blended pricing model?
The blended pricing model means you pay a collective fee for a transaction, regardless of the type. With this pricing model, you only see one cost rather than a breakdown of the individual charges (card interchange fees, acquirer fees, etc.)
The blended pricing model makes understanding what you will pay for each transaction easy. It can be a valuable way for businesses with consistent transactions to know the exact rate they’ll pay for each transaction.
Many businesses prefer this system as it does not require complex reconciliation and protects them from unexpected increases in card scheme fees or interchange charges.
How long do payouts take?
When you work with Mollie, you decide when we send your payout. We don’t charge extra fees for daily payouts, and you can choose from several options depending on the payment methods you’ve activated.
You can choose to receive your payout:
Every business day
Once a month (first business day of the month)
Once a week on a specific business day