On many platforms the proceeds disappear into a holding account and you only see them weeks after your event. With MijnEvent you connect your own Mollie account: the visitor pays you directly, and we never sit between you and your money. The only deduction is our fixed fee per ticket — and Mollie settles that automatically with every payment.
Connect your Mollie account
Sign in at Mollie once and grant permission. No API keys to copy across, no technical settings to configure.
The visitor pays
They pick a payment method on Mollie’s checkout screen — carrying your business name on it, not ours.
It lands in your account
The payment arrives in your Mollie account. From there Mollie transfers it to your bank, at whatever rhythm you set there.
MijnEvent uses Mollie Connect. That means we create a payment on your account — not on ours. You are, and stay, the recipient.
In your admin screen you click “Connect Mollie”. You sign in at Mollie, grant permission and come straight back to MijnEvent. All we keep is an encrypted access token that we refresh automatically — we never see your password. No Mollie account yet? You create one for free from that same step.
At checkout we send the visitor to Mollie’s payment screen, where they choose from the methods you have enabled on your own profile. We force nothing. Only once Mollie confirms the payment succeeded does MijnEvent create the tickets — if it fails or someone walks away, the places simply free up again.
The proceeds sit in your Mollie account straight away, even if your event is three months out. Our platform fee travels inside that same transaction as an “application fee”: split off automatically, so you never get a separate invoice from us afterwards. From your Mollie account the money moves to your bank on your own payout settings.
The whole connection, from admin screen to confirmation. Watch it once and you know exactly what is coming.
You need to be able to explain to your treasurer where every euro goes. So, precisely: this is the split.
The payment goes straight into your Mollie account. We do not hold your revenue until after your event, we cannot reach it, and so we never have to “pay you out” either. If MijnEvent went dark tomorrow, your money would still be sitting there.
No percentage of your ticket price, so an €80 ticket costs you exactly as much as a €12 one. A discount code does not lower the fee, and free tickets cost nothing at all. The exact amounts per pricing model are on the pricing page.
If you add service or booking fees on top of the price per ticket type, they sit inside the amount the visitor pays you — we take nothing from them. They appear as a separate line at checkout, so the buyer sees exactly what they are paying for.
Add a donation field to your checkout and every donated euro goes to you. We charge no fee on a donation as a matter of principle: someone who adds a tenner for your cause gives it to you, not partly to us.
MijnEvent does not prescribe a payment method. We send the visitor to Mollie’s checkout screen, which shows whatever is enabled on your profile — so you decide the line-up.
The method virtually every Dutch visitor pays with. The buyer picks their bank, confirms in their banking app and is back on your confirmation page with their ticket within seconds.
Useful the moment visitors from outside the Netherlands show up — or anyone who simply has no Dutch bank account. Bancontact covers your Belgian audience. You switch them on in your Mollie account; MijnEvent picks them up by itself.
Anything Mollie activates for your account appears in your checkout without extra work. Want a method added or removed? You arrange that in your Mollie dashboard — nothing changes on the MijnEvent side. Selling at the door too? Card payments on a terminal join the list.
A visitor who cannot make it, a cancelled act, a duplicate order — it happens. You handle it from your admin screen, not through a support ticket with us.
You tick exactly which tickets of an order should go back. Someone who bought four and wants to hand back two does not have to reverse the whole order and buy again.
If your event falls through, you select all the tickets on an order and it is a single action. The refund runs through Mollie on the original payment, so the money returns to the account it came from — no need to ask anyone for an IBAN.
Refunded tickets are invalidated — they no longer scan at the door — and their places go back into stock. Your visitor automatically receives a confirmation email of the refund.
If a waiting list was open for that ticket type, the people on it are notified the moment the places free up. A cancellation quietly turns into a new sale, without you lifting a finger.
We would rather be honest now than have you find out on the day of your event.
You can only take an event live once your Mollie account is connected. That is deliberate: otherwise you would be selling tickets with no account standing by to receive the money. Allow a few days for Mollie’s verification — do not start on the day you want to open sales.
On top of our fee, Mollie charges per successful payment. You see those on your Mollie statement and they run entirely outside MijnEvent — we never touch that money and earn nothing from it. Note that they apply per order, not per ticket.
When money moves from your Mollie account to your bank is between you and Mollie — daily, weekly or manually. We are not in that loop and cannot speed it up. On a brand-new account Mollie may hold the first payout until your details are approved.
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