About Mollie
Mollie is a leading European payment service provider (PSP) that enables businesses to accept and manage online payments through methods such as credit and debit cards, iDEAL, SEPA direct debit, PayPal, and various local payment options. The name “Stichting Mollie Payments” refers to a separate foundation used by Mollie to securely hold and route customer funds on behalf of the merchants that use its services.
If you see “Stichting Mollie Payments” on your bank or card statement, the charge is usually for a product or service you bought from a business that uses Mollie for payment processing. In many cases, the underlying merchant name will also appear in the transaction details or in your online banking description; if not, it can often be identified using the date, amount, and any email receipts you received at the time of purchase. Mollie itself is not the seller; it acts as the intermediary moving the money from you to the actual merchant.
To verify or resolve questions about this charge, first look for email receipts or order confirmations from companies you bought from around the transaction date, and compare the exact amount and currency. You can also check your bank’s full transaction details, which may include the merchant’s name alongside “Stichting Mollie Payments.” If you still cannot identify the charge, you can contact Mollie’s support through their website with the transaction date, amount, and the last digits of your IBAN or card; they can usually tell you which merchant initiated the payment. For disputes or refunds, you typically need to contact the underlying merchant directly, but Mollie can help you identify that merchant if the descriptor is unclear.