Mollie integration
Mollie is the payments platform much of European e-commerce quietly runs on. One API key lets a TinyVendor seller take cards and Europe's local payment methods without opening a separate merchant contract with each bank.
About Mollie
Headquarters
Mollie B.V. is headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and is licensed as an electronic money institution by the Dutch central bank (De Nederlandsche Bank).
Founded
2004, by Dutch entrepreneur Adriaan Mol. Mollie started out routing SMS and mobile payments before adding iDEAL in 2006 and growing into a full payments platform.
Ownership
Privately held. Mollie raised a Series C round led by Blackstone Growth in 2021, with participation from EQT, General Atlantic, and TCV, among others.
Scale
Serves more than 250,000 businesses across Europe and is a Principal Member of the European Payments Initiative, the group behind the Wero wallet.
Sellers with European buyers pick Mollie because it bundles cards with the bank transfer and wallet methods those buyers actually reach for — iDEAL in the Netherlands, Bancontact in Belgium, and others — behind one integration.
How to get a Mollie account
1. Create a free account online
Sign up directly at mollie.com with a business email. No branch visit or phone call is involved.
2. Add your company details
You'll need your registered business name, its Chamber of Commerce number (or the equivalent business registration for your country), and a registered address.
3. Verify identity
Upload ID for the business owner and any ultimate beneficial owners. Names and dates must match your official documents exactly.
4. Add a European bank account
Mollie pays out to an IBAN held in your business's name.
5. Wait for approval
Test mode is available immediately while Mollie reviews the application. Straightforward cases typically clear within a few business days before live payments are enabled.
6. Copy your API key
Once approved, grab the live-mode key from the Mollie dashboard to paste into TinyVendor.
Selling with Mollie on TinyVendor
1. Paste your Mollie API key
In TinyVendor's payment settings, add Mollie and paste a single API key from your Mollie dashboard. A test_ key runs everything in sandbox mode; a live_ key switches it live — TinyVendor reads the prefix automatically, so there's nothing else to configure.
2. Create a sell link
Name your product, set a price, and enable Mollie as a payment option. TinyVendor generates the shareable link and the payment page for you.
3. Share the link
Post it wherever your buyers already are — a bio, a message, an email. Setting the whole thing up, key included, works fine from a phone.
4. Buyers pay on Mollie's hosted checkout
A buyer who clicks your link is handed off to Mollie's own Payments API checkout, where they choose a card or a local method. No payment details ever touch TinyVendor or you, so there's no PCI scope on your side.
5. Get paid
Mollie settles funds to the IBAN on your own account, on Mollie's normal payout schedule.
6. See the order in your dashboard
Once Mollie confirms the payment, the order appears in TinyVendor with the buyer, amount, and status — no need to check Mollie's dashboard separately.
Mollie is also a Principal Member of the European Payments Initiative, so it's positioned to carry Wero, the pan-European bank wallet, as that rolls out further — useful if your buyers are in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, or Germany.
Questions
When does Mollie pay out the money from a sale?
Mollie settles funds to the IBAN on your own Mollie account, on Mollie's normal payout schedule. TinyVendor never holds the money: it creates the payment and records the order, nothing else.
What do I need to sign up for a Mollie account?
You register online with a business email, then provide your registered business details and identity documents for verification. A European bank account (IBAN) is needed for payouts.
What credential does TinyVendor need for Mollie?
Just one Mollie API key. Paste a test key while you're setting things up, then swap in your live key once Mollie approves the account — TinyVendor detects which mode you're in from the key's prefix.
Does Mollie on TinyVendor support installment payments?
No, Mollie sell links on TinyVendor charge the full price up front. Installment plans are only available through the Turkish bank VPOS integrations.
Start accepting payments with Mollie
Create your TinyVendor account and connect Mollie with one API key. No credit card required.