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European payment service providers

A payment service provider (PSP) helps businesses process payments. In a web store, for example, the payment service provider would be responsible for actually making the payment and often provides several payment methods from which the user can choose. In most cases the PSP also provides the website where for example the credit card number is entered so that this does not have to happen on the store's side to increase security.

This category contains services from companies based in a member state of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
You can read more about the listing criteria here.

European services

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mollie

Netherlands EU

Mollie is a payment service provider from the Netherlands with a focus on online payment. Integrations for many CMS and programming languages are offered directly by the provider.

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adyen

Netherlands EU

Adyen is a payment service provider from the Netherlands. Adyen supports online payments, but also point of sale and maketplace payments. It advertises with some big names as customers in Europe like Spotify, Zalando or ebay. Integrations for many CMS and programming languages are offered directly by the provider.

Unzer is a payment service provider from Germany, that many different types of payment. In addition to online payment, payment at the terminal, pay per link or installments are also offered.

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Stancer

France EU EU hosted

Stancer allows you to build a robust and reliable e-commerce system to accept and process payments, via card or payment link, without being an expert in finance or technology.

Paylike is a payment provider from Denmark. They support payment methods like Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay and offer integrations for many shop systems.

Quickpay is a payment service provider from Denmark. They offer credit card payments, Apple Pay and Google Pay with many integrations to all sorts of CMS systems and an API.


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