Infrastructure and developer tools
European payment service providers
Take payments through European payment companies
Replaces: Stripe
A payment service provider handles the money side of a web shop or an app: card payments, bank transfers, direct debits, wallets and local methods, plus refunds, payouts and reconciliation. The card details are usually entered on the provider's own hosted page or iframe, so they never touch your server, which keeps your PCI DSS obligations to a manageable size.
European shoppers expect the payment methods they already use locally, and that is often where European providers are strongest. mollie, adyen and Mangopay are run from Europe. Working with a European payment service provider means transaction data and settlement stay inside EU financial supervision, with contracts, invoices and support in your own market. Check which methods a provider covers for the countries you actually sell to.
European options
| service | Country | Hosting | Open source | Free plan | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stancer | EU hosted | — | — | EU controlled |
Stancer
Payment service provider from France
Stancer is a payment service provider from France. It lets you build a reliable e-commerce setup that accepts and processes payments by card or payment link, without needing deep expertise in finance or technology to get the flow working.
Services without verified European control
Kept here for transparency, but excluded from the European options and totals. How we classify services →
mollie
Dutch payment service provider for online shops
Adyen
Dutch listed payment platform for online, in-store and marketplace sales
Unzer
Payment service provider from Germany
Mangopay
Payment service provider from Luxembourg
Klarna
Payment service provider from Sweden
Clearhaus
Danish card acquiring for online merchants
Quickpay
Payment service provider from Denmark
Viva Wallet
Payment service provider from Greece