Mollie is a Netherlands based SMS provider of both SMS and payments services. Through Mollie, customers can use iDEAL, the most widely used online payment method in the Netherlands. Other payment services include the use of the paysafecard, the most widely used prepaid card for online payments, pay per call, pay per minute, and pay per SMS.
The Payments APIs are a suite of APIs that give developers access to the payment functionalities of Mollie. These include iDEAL payments, integrating paysafecard functionality into a website, phone based micropayments and more. The APIs uses RESTful calls and responses are formatted in XML. The site and documentation are in Dutch.
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The Mollie Ruby Sample Code provides chargebacks, invoices, payments, profiles, refunds, and settlements as methods to demonstrate how to accept payments and refund transactions.
The Mollie Node.js Sample Code demonstrates how to interact with the API to take payments and refund transactions. Examples include new payment, payment history, refunds, customers, subscription, and invoices.
The Mollie PHP Sample Code demonstrates how to take payments, providing new payment, payment history, refunds, customers, subscription, and invoices examples.
The Mollie Payments Python Sample Code by Mollie presents API communication to implement payments into web services. Developers can create a payment with amount, description, redirect URL, webhookURL, method, metadata, locale, and customerID as parameters.
The Mollie Payments Ruby Sample Code by Mollie demonstrates API access to integrate payments into web services and applications. Create a payment with amount, description, redirect URL, webhookURL, method, metadata, locale, and customerID as available parameters.
The Mollie Payments NodeJS Sample Code by Mollie presents how to access the API to implement international payments. Parameters include amount, description, webhook URL, metadata, locale, and recurring type.
The Mollie Payments PHP Sample Code by Mollie demonstrates how to access the API to integrate international payments. The code allows creating a payment with specific OAuth parameters, including endpoints and response.
The Mollie Perl Sample Code by Christiaan Kras demonstrates API interaction. It presents object constructor, debugging, partnerID, country code, reportURL, pay code, and payment status.
The Mollie PHP Sample Code by Rik van der Heijden demonstrates API interaction, providing requests and responses to interact with iDeal, a provider that allows online transactions from a user bank account to the deposit of an enterprise.
The Mollie Ruby Sample Code by Jan Vereecken demonstrates an interaction between Mollie payments and Spree commerce. Installation and testing available.
The Mollie Node.js Sample Code by Franklin van de Meent demonstrates API interaction, presenting how to create a payment for a certain order and return a given URL to the customer.
The Mollie Java Sample Code by Erik Kramer demonstrates API interaction, providing code to make payments with iDeal, the organization that allows online transfers between users and institutions. Application and configuration available, in addition to Eclipse examples.
The Mollie C# Sample Code by JP Hellemons demonstrates how to make payments with iDeal, an online transfer method from a user bank account to the bank of an establishment. Resources present bank list, configuration, and report.
