Mollie and Billie Launch Pan-European Partnership

  • Mollie strengthens B2B product offering through Buy Now, Pay Later partnership with Billie.
  • Online merchants can now offer Billie's digital invoice purchasing solution as a payment method via their existing Mollie integration.
  • Billie’s solution is seamlessly integrated with Mollie and can be activated by online stores and marketplaces with just a few clicks in their Mollie Dashboard.
  • Merchants who offer Billie as a payment method in their shop bear no risk of payment default, increase conversions by up to 64 percent and average shopping cart value by up to 18 percent.
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Billie and mollie launch pan-European partnership

Amsterdam/Berlin – Billie, the leading provider of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) payment solutions for business customers, and Mollie, one of the fastest growing payment service providers in Europe, announced the launch of their pan-European partnership to bring Buy Now, Pay Later payment methods to business customers.

By joining forces with Billie, Mollie enables several thousands of European merchants to offer the most popular payment method in B2B commerce: Payment by invoice. Billie’s B2B BNPL payment solution is seamlessly integrated with Mollie and can be activated by online stores and marketplaces with just a few clicks in their Mollie Dashboard.

"Buy Now, Pay Later online payment methods are immensely important for B2B e-commerce merchants, especially in the small and medium-sized segment,“ says Annett Polaszewski-Plath, Managing Director DACH at Mollie. “BNPL makes it possible to offer more flexible payment terms, improve cash flow, accelerate the purchase decision and minimize the risk of payment defaults for B2B merchants. We are therefore very pleased to be able to offer this service from now on and to have won Billie, a strong German fintech, as a long-term partner."

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Annett Polaszewski-Plath, MD DACH Mollie, Photo: Alexander Sporre, underpromise agency

“In B2B, payment by invoice has long been the payment method of choice, allowing businesses to optimize working capital and keep their own customers happy,” says Christian Grobe, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Billie. “With the shift to e-commerce catching on in B2B, we have seen a huge demand for our digital BNPL solution, offering the same flexibility when purchasing online. We are very excited to partner with Mollie to bring BNPL to small and medium-sized merchants everywhere. For Billie, this is a big step towards our goal to simplify the purchasing experience for all businesses and make it a tool for growth.”

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Christian Grobe, co-founder & MD Billie GmbH - Photo: Carolin Weinkopf

Once activated, Billie allows business customers to purchase goods without having to pay for them for 30 days. At the same time, Mollie’s merchants selling the items get paid upfront, making Billie’s payment method a useful addition to the cash flow management of both merchants and business buyers. Billie performs real-time credit approval of buyers at the checkout, with shopping cart limits of up to €100,000 as well as default and fraud risk protection for merchants. This way, B2B sellers can offer their customers flexible payment terms while reducing credit risk and administrative burden of commercial credits collection to zero. Via the integration with Mollie, merchants can also manage the full post-purchase cycle, from capturing shipments to handling refunds, directly in the Mollie Dashboard or using their API.

The first market to go live today as part of the pan-European partnership is Germany. This means that Billie's payment methods will be available to all of Mollie’s merchants in Germany catering to business customers. The product offering will be expanded to additional core markets in 2023.


About Billie: Billie is the leading provider of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) payment solutions for business customers. The Berlin-based fintech enables online stores to offer businesses and public institutions the most popular payment method in B2B commerce: Payment by invoice. Billie’s sophisticated AI-powered risk models allow real-time credit approval for buyers, with shopping cart limits of up to €100,000, while providing full payment default and fraud risk protection for online merchants.

Billie employs over 180 people from 46 countries, and is a pioneer in the B2B Buy Now, Pay Later space. With its technology, the team's mission is to create a new standard for business purchasing. Billie's payment solutions aim to simplify the purchasing experience for businesses and make it a scalable tool for growth. To date, more than 250,000 business customers have already paid via Billie.

Billie was founded in 2016 by former Zencap founders Dr. Matthias Knecht and Dr. Christian Grobe, as well as Aiga Senftleben and other experienced fintech experts. Billie's investors include Dawn Capital, Creandum, Picus and SpeedInvest. More information can be found at www.billie.io.

About Mollie: Mollie is one of the leading financial services providers for B2C- and B2B-companies in Europe. With a recent valuation of €6 billion, the company, founded in 2004 in the Netherlands, is one of the most valuable fintechs on the continent. Over 135,000 customers across Europe process their online payments through the cloud-based Mollie platform. These include regionally strong companies such as ROECKL, Reishunger, KoRo and L'Osteria as well as global corporations such as TOMS® and UNICEF. In 2023, Mollie won the award for Best Payment Solution at the E-Commerce Germany Awards. Mollie has an international team of more than 800 employees; in addition to its headquarters in Amsterdam, the company has offices in Germany (Munich, Kiel, Cologne and Berlin), France, Belgium, England and Portugal. www.mollie.com

Billie Press Contact: Sascha Kringel, Email: press@billie.io

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