Mollie + Shuttle

Mollie is a European payment service provider known for its developer-friendly API and comprehensive support for local European payment methods. Beyond standard card processing, Mollie offers iDEAL in the Netherlands, Bancontact in Belgium, and dozens of other payment methods that European consumers prefer over cards. This local payment method coverage is critical for conversion in European markets, where card-only checkouts can lose a significant share of customers who expect to pay with their preferred bank-based or local method. Mollie has built its reputation on fast merchant onboarding and transparent, pay-per-transaction pricing with no monthly fees.

Shuttle integrates Mollie into its multi-PSP payment layer, making Mollie’s European payment methods available in Links Checkout and the Embedded Payment Layer. Platforms connected through Shuttle can put their European merchants on Mollie to take advantage of local payment method support, while merchants elsewhere use globally-focused processors. Shuttle offers the payment methods enabled for each payment’s amount and currency, so a euro payment link can present the Mollie methods the merchant has turned on and Shuttle supports.

By accessing Mollie through Shuttle, platforms serving European customers gain access to the payment methods that matter in each market, without building direct integrations with Mollie or managing the nuances of each local payment scheme. Shuttle normalizes Mollie’s payment lifecycle events, including the asynchronous status updates common with bank-based methods, into a consistent format, so platforms handle iDEAL and Bancontact transactions with the same back-office logic as card payments from other PSPs. If Mollie has an outage, the platform can move card payments to another connected processor. There is no automatic failover, and saved cards stay with the gateway that stored them, so repeat payments on stored cards will not run through the second one.