Accepting Payments with Mollie Integration
Collect appointment payments via Mollie's hosted checkout with iDEAL, Bancontact, SEPA, Klarna, BLIK, and card support.
meetergo's Mollie integration lets you collect payments for appointments before they're confirmed — with first-class support for European payment methods that customers actually use locally. Alongside cards, your clients can pay with iDEAL (Netherlands), Bancontact (Belgium), SEPA Direct Debit, BLIK (Poland), Klarna, and more. Payments are processed directly through your own Mollie account, so funds land in your Mollie balance and meetergo never touches the money.
Connecting meetergo and Mollie
Follow these steps to connect your Mollie account with meetergo:
- Log in to your meetergo account and navigate to Integrations & Apps
- Find the "Mollie" integration card and click "Connect Now"
- You'll be redirected to Mollie where you'll need to log in and grant the necessary permissions
- Once completed, your meetergo account will be linked to Mollie, allowing you to enable Mollie payments for any meeting type
If you don't yet have a Mollie account, you can create one during the connection flow. Mollie will guide you through their onboarding (business details, identity verification and bank account) — those steps need to be completed before you can accept live payments.
After connecting, all payment processing happens securely through Mollie. You keep full control of your payment methods, settlements, and refunds in the Mollie Dashboard.
Enabling Mollie for a Meeting Type
Payments are switched on per meeting type under the Payment tab, exactly as described in Enabling Payments for a Meeting Type. The only Mollie-specific step: after enabling Collect payments, tick Mollie as the payment provider before you set the price and currency.
You can enable Mollie alongside Stripe and PayPal on the same meeting type. Your clients will see all enabled providers at booking time and can pick the one they prefer.
How the Booking Flow Looks for Your Clients
Mollie uses a hosted checkout page — this is different from Stripe's inline card form:
- The client fills in your booking form and clicks "Book now"
- They are redirected to Mollie's secure checkout page, where they pick a payment method (iDEAL, card, Bancontact, Klarna, etc.) and pay
- After paying, Mollie redirects them back to meetergo, where their booking is finalised automatically
- The client lands on the confirmation page — and you both receive the usual booking confirmation email
If the client closes the tab during payment, no booking is created and the slot remains free.
Payment Methods
Mollie supports a wide range of European payment methods. The ones that appear on your client's checkout depend on what you've enabled in your Mollie Dashboard and on your client's country/currency.
Configuring Payment Methods in Mollie
To control which payment methods are offered to your clients:
- Log in to your Mollie Dashboard
- Navigate to "Settings" > "Payment methods"
- Activate the payment methods you want to offer (e.g. iDEAL, Bancontact, SEPA Direct Debit, Klarna, BLIK, cards)
- Some methods require additional documentation or approval from Mollie — follow the on-screen prompts
- Once a method is active in Mollie, it will automatically appear on your booking checkout
Methods like Klarna, SEPA Direct Debit and BLIK may require additional activation steps in your Mollie account before they're available. Check the status of each method in Settings > Payment methods.
Which Methods to Enable
A good baseline for most European businesses:
- Cards (Visa, Mastercard, Amex) — global default
- iDEAL — essential if you sell to customers in the Netherlands
- Bancontact — essential if you sell to customers in Belgium
- SEPA Direct Debit — useful for higher-ticket bookings and recurring customers
- Apple Pay / Google Pay — convenient on mobile
- Klarna — buy-now-pay-later, popular in DACH and the Nordics
- PayPal (via Mollie) — alternative checkout for clients who prefer it
Payment Terms
The payment terms you enter on the meeting type are displayed on the booking page above the "Book now" button. What is worth putting in them is listed in Common Items to Include in Payment Terms.
FAQ
What happens when an attendee books an appointment?
When Mollie payment is enabled, the booking is only confirmed after a successful payment on Mollie's hosted checkout. meetergo only creates the appointment once Mollie reports the payment as "paid". If the customer abandons checkout, the slot stays open — no ghost bookings.
How do I process refunds?
Refunds run through your Mollie Dashboard, not through meetergo: open the payment and click "Refund". See Mollie's refund documentation for details.
Why aren't all payment methods showing on my booking page?
Mollie applies its own eligibility rules per method, for example iDEAL is only offered for EUR payments and only to clients in the Netherlands. If a method is missing, check that it is active under Configuring Payment Methods in Mollie and that it fits the booking currency and your client's country.
Can I use Mollie together with Stripe or PayPal?
Yes. Mollie, Stripe and PayPal are independent integrations. You can connect all three and enable any combination of them on a meeting type — your clients will see a payment-method selector during booking and pick the one they prefer.
Are there any fees for using the Mollie integration?
meetergo takes no cut, payments land directly in your Mollie balance. Mollie's own per-transaction fees apply, listed on Mollie's pricing page.
Can I test the integration before going live?
Yes. Mollie offers a test mode you can switch into from your Mollie Dashboard. Test payments use simulated methods and do not move real money — ideal for trying the full booking flow end-to-end before accepting live payments.
How do I disconnect Mollie?
Go to Integrations & Apps, find the Mollie card, and click "Disconnect". Any Meeting Types that rely exclusively on Mollie for payments will be disabled until you switch them to another provider or reconnect Mollie.
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