Cards

What is an ARN? An Acquirer Reference Number (ARN) is a unique 23-digit identifier assigned to card refunds. This number is generated...

Maintaining compliance with PCI DSS 4.0 rules can seem daunting at first. In this article, we will detail some of the most relevant c...

You can rest assured that your cardholder data is safe with us as Mollie has been audited and certified as a PCI Level 1 Service Prov...

What is PCI DSS? PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry - Data Security Standard) is a security standard adopted by major payment card scheme...

Yes, we are a PCI-DSS compliant Level 1 service provider.   This means that we have gone through the strictest PCI compliance process...

For card payments, you can pre-authorise a card to reserve funds before you capture and process the payment at a later date. You have...

The Acquirer Reference Number (ARN) is a unique number used to trace a transaction from the acquirer's bank to the cardholder’s bank....

You can make an activation request for credit and debit cards payments in your Mollie Dashboard. We’ll then check your website and ma...

Every payment method has its own minimum and maximum transaction amount that is decided by banks. As Mollie is based in the EU, the m...

When a customer pays with a card (credit, debit or wallets like Apple Pay / Google Pay), they have the option to reverse the transact...

Credit and debit cards are used globally, but accepting them as a payment method involves certain risks. It is not guaranteed that yo...

A card payment (including wallets like Apple Pay and Google Pay) is not a guaranteed transaction. A cardholder can carry out a charge...

If you receive a notification that a chargeback was made, this means that the transaction was reversed by the cardholder. We’ve liste...

The rate for a card transaction will depend on the type of card being used and the transaction region. Here is a summary of how we ch...