Stripe is the most popular payment processing platform for online businesses. While it has EU entities, its parent company is US-based and transaction data flows through American systems.
Mollie β European alternative
Adyen β European alternative
Worldline β European alternative
Klarna β European alternative
Unzer β European alternative
Quickpay β European alternative
| Product | Country | Open Source | Free Tier | Founded |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stripe | US | No | Varies | β |
| Mollie | π³π± Netherlands | No | No | 2004 |
| Adyen | π³π± Netherlands | No | No | 2006 |
| Worldline | π«π· France | No | No | 1972 |
| Klarna | πΈπͺ Sweden | No | No | 2005 |
| Unzer | π©πͺ Germany | No | No | 2003 |
| Quickpay | π©π° Denmark | No | Yes | 2004 |
Mollie (Netherlands) is the developer favourite β similar API quality, excellent documentation, and built specifically for the European market. Adyen (Netherlands) is the enterprise choice.
Pricing is competitive. Mollie charges per transaction with no monthly fees. Adyen offers volume-based pricing that can be cheaper for larger businesses.
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