Mollie

Mollie serves businesses registered in most European countries, with the deepest local method coverage in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and Austria. Check mollie.com for the current list. Your customers can pay from anywhere Mollie accepts cards.

The extension ships switches for sixteen methods: credit card (Visa, Mastercard, Amex and more), iDEAL, Bancontact, Apple Pay, PayPal, SEPA bank transfer, SOFORT, Giropay, EPS, KBC/CBC, Belfius, ING Home'Pay, Przelewy24, MyBank, paysafecard and gift cards. A method must be active in your Mollie dashboard and switched on in RestroPress, and it only shows at checkout when Mollie confirms it is available for your currency and order total. Customers pick the method in RestroPress and complete payment on Mollie's hosted page, where iDEAL bank selection happens.

No. Mollie charges a fee per successful transaction and nothing else, with no setup cost, no monthly subscription and no minimum volume. Mollie pays out on the schedule you set in its dashboard, as often as daily.

Yes. The extension reads the current WPML language and sends it to Mollie as the payment screen locale, so the hosted payment page appears in the language the customer is browsing in. You can also detect the browser language or fix one of 21 locales for everyone. That matters for restaurants serving mixed Dutch, French, German and English customers.

Yes. Open the order, change its status to Refunded and tick Refund Charge in Mollie; the extension creates the refund through the Mollie API and notes it on the order. If you refund in the Mollie dashboard instead, the webhook picks it up: a full refund marks the order refunded and a partial refund is recorded as an order note.

Enter both keys. While RestroPress test mode is on, payments are created with your Test API key and no money moves. Each payment carries a webhook URL (index.php?rpress-listener=mollie_<method>) that Mollie calls when the status changes; the listener checks the order key and payment ID before updating anything. If your host blocks incoming webhooks, turn on Check payment status on order confirmation page as a fallback, and use Debug Log to trace events.