Mollie MCP

Mollie is a European payment service provider covering cards, iDEAL, SEPA direct debit and other local methods. Its MCP server makes that API callable from AI clients, so an assistant can create a payment or a payment link, retrieve one, list payments across a period and cancel a pending one, without anyone hand writing a request or opening the dashboard to check a status. Coverage extends well past single payments into most of the account surface: customers and mandates, subscriptions for recurring billing, balances, captures and settlements for reconciliation, invoices, the payment methods enabled on the account, physical terminals, and webhooks together with their delivery events. That mix serves two different people from one connection. A developer integrating Mollie gets an assistant that inspects the real API surface while scaffolding code, and a merchant gets plain language answers about what was paid, what settled and what failed. Because the server can create and cancel real payments, the credential you connect with defines the blast radius. Build against a test account while an integration is in progress, and keep write scope narrow once you are pointed at live traffic. Most of the recurring value sits on the read side anyway: checking payment statuses, reconciling settlements against balances, and tracing a failed webhook delivery without digging through logs.