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Our solution is a comprehensive payment facilitator model that simplifies the acceptance of key payment methods both online and in-store — all through a single agreement.

The benefits of wallee payments are:

  • Simplified Integration: Seamlessly integrate multiple payment methods into your platform with ease.
  • Unified Settlement: Receive all transactions in a single consolidated file, making financial reconciliation straightforward.
  • Comprehensive Support: Accept major payment methods online and in-store, ensuring versatility and convenience for your business.
  • Flexible Onboarding: A streamlined onboarding process to get started with wallee payments quickly.

With a quick online onboarding, you can activate these payment options and receive all transactions in one consolidated settlement report, making accounting easier than ever.

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wallee payments is currently available for merchants based in Switzerland and Luxembourg. Settlements are supported in Swiss francs and euros.

How to get started​

  1. Register your organisation​

    Submit the online application with your company details and beneficial owners. See Onboarding for the full process and timeline, and the Onboarding Checklist for what to prepare beforehand.

  2. Complete the identity verification​

    You and all beneficial owners verify your identity online. See Verification Documents for the accepted documents and the exact steps.

  3. Activate your payment methods​

    After the final review, your selected payment methods are activated. See Payment Methods for what you can offer and on which sales channels.

  4. Receive your payouts​

    Your transactions are settled and paid out to your bank account. See Payouts for the schedule and how to read your balances.

Combining wallee payments with other set-ups​

You can seamlessly integrate additional payment methods alongside Wallee acceptance at any time, offering maximum flexibility for your business. If you already hold acquiring contracts of your own, or need a processor we do not act as, see Direct Acquiring.