Adyen vs Mollie
What matters most for you?
Both compared on published, sourced figures. Rows that differ are highlighted; anything we could not source from a public page is shown as “Not published” rather than filled in with an estimate.
What would you actually pay?
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An estimate from published rates, not a quote. Interchange++ pricing includes an assumed 0.25% interchange and 0.10% scheme fees, because the real figure depends on your card mix.
| Attribute | Adyen | Mollie |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | Interchange++ — $0.13 processing fee + 0.60% acquiring markup (Visa/Mastercard) | 1.80% + €0.25 (EEA consumer cards) · €0.32 iDEAL · €0.35 SEPA Direct Debit |
| Pricing model | Interchange++ | Flat rate |
| Percentage fee | 0.60%source | 1.80%source |
| Fixed per transaction | $0.13source | €0.25source |
| Monthly fee | $0.00source | €0.00source |
| Payment methods | 44 | 26 |
| Countries served | 13 | 44 |
| Sandbox | Yes | Yes |
| Webhooks | Yes | Yes |
| Instant sandbox | Not published | Not published |
| Headquarters | NL | NL |
| Founded | 2006 | 2004 |
| Data last verified | 9 Aug 2026 | 9 Aug 2026 |
Only attributes at least one of the two publishes are listed — 13 rows. Where both are silent the row is omitted rather than filled with “Not published” twice.
Fees are indicative and not a binding quote. “Better” markers reflect the published figure only — the rate you are actually offered depends on your volume, industry and risk profile.
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Questions about Adyen and Mollie
These answers are generated from the two providers' actual figures, so they differ from comparison to comparison rather than being the same block of text on every page.
Which is cheaper, Adyen or Mollie?
On published percentage rates, Adyen is cheaper: 0.60% against 1.80%, a difference of 1.20%. On €10,000 of monthly volume that is roughly €120.00 a month before fixed fees. Note that Adyen quotes interchange++, so its published figure is a markup over interchange rather than an all-in rate — expect roughly 0.25–0.35% of interchange and scheme fees on top.
Does Adyen or Mollie cover more countries?
Adyen lists 13 countries and Mollie lists 44. Only Adyen covers Canada, Brazil, China, United Arab Emirates and Bahrain and 2 others. Only Mollie covers Croatia, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia and Finland and 33 others. Coverage here means the provider lists the country as served; it is not a guarantee that your specific business type will be onboarded there.
What payment methods does Adyen support that Mollie does not?
Adyen supports JCB, UnionPay, Diners Club, Discover, Dankort and Elo, which Mollie does not. Mollie supports TWINT, Open banking (PIS), in3, Payment links and Gift cards, which Adyen does not. If a local method matters for your market, it is usually the single biggest conversion difference between two otherwise similar providers.
Is it worth switching from Adyen to Mollie?
Run your own numbers before deciding: the difference between Adyen and Mollie only matters against your actual volume, average ticket and cross-border share. Use the calculator above, then weigh the annual saving against the switching cost — re-integration, re-certification, losing stored card tokens unless the provider supports a network-token migration, and any notice period in your current contract. A saving under roughly 15 basis points rarely survives that arithmetic.