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Apple Pay in the Netherlands
Apple Pay is one of the payment methods in the Netherlands. Payments are made in EUR; the method supports pay-in, recurring, refund; settlement: T+1; chargebacks: under the scheme rules. The payments regulator in the Netherlands is De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB). Providers for Apple Pay in the Netherlands in the Tranzify catalogue: Adyen, Mollie.
Key facts
- Currency
- EUR (Euro)
- Operations
- Pay-in · Recurring · Refund
- Settlement
- T+1
- Chargebacks
- under the scheme rules
- Payments regulator
- De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB)
Providers for Apple Pay in the Netherlands
How a payment goes through
- 1The checkout opens the wallet app or shows its button
- 2The payer confirms in the app with a PIN or biometrics
- 3The wallet confirms the payment to the provider within seconds
- 4Webhook to the merchant; a refund goes back the same way
Other payment methods in the Netherlands
| Type | Payment methods | share of e-commerce payments |
|---|---|---|
| Open Banking | iDEAL | 70 % |
| Cards | Visa | — |
| Cards | Mastercard | — |
| Open Banking | Open Banking (EU, PIS) | — |
| Bank transfers & instant payments | SEPA Instant | — |
| Wallets | Google Pay | — |
| Wallets | PayPal | — |
| Buy now, pay later | Klarna | — |
Apple Pay in other countries
Frequently asked questions
Which providers offer Apple Pay in the Netherlands?+
In the Tranzify catalogue Apple Pay in the Netherlands is offered by Adyen, Mollie. A client connects its own account with the provider as a terminal; routing and cascading between several providers are set up in the back office.
How widely is Apple Pay used in the Netherlands?+
The catalogue has no published market share for Apple Pay in the Netherlands; the method is listed among the country's payment methods.
Which operations does Apple Pay support in the Netherlands?+
Apple Pay supports pay-in, recurring, refund. Settlement is T+1 and chargebacks are under the scheme rules; the amounts are in EUR.
Who holds the licence for Apple Pay in the Netherlands?+
Tranzify is software. The licensed client, a payment institution, an acquirer or its partner, contracts with the providers and the merchants; the platform routes the payments, records them in the journal and reports them. The payments regulator in the Netherlands is De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB).
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