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Pro Feature

Mollie Terminal needs WCPOS Pro 2.0.0 or newer.

Mollie Terminal sends the sale from the till to a Mollie card terminal. The customer pays on the terminal, and the sale finishes on the till by itself. It takes euro only, and works in the POS only: it is never offered on your web store's checkout.

Take a payment​

A manager sets it up once, with the terminal on your store's live Mollie account. Open the register before you start.

警告

With Open and close the register switched on, a closed register can't record the payment, and a card you've already charged would have to be refunded.

  1. Press Checkout, then tap the Mollie Terminal tile on the tender pane.
  2. Check the terminal on the tender pane: Terminal: and its name. To use another one, tap Change and pick it. Change isn't there when the store has only one terminal enabled, or locks the choice.
  3. Press Send … to Mollie Terminal. The amount goes to the terminal.
  4. The customer taps, inserts or swipes their card on the terminal. The till shows On the terminal with the steps Sent, On terminal, Approved and Captured.
  5. When Mollie confirms the payment, the sale is paid and the receipt is ready, as for any checkout.

Each till remembers which terminal it last used. See On a Card Reader.

A tip the customer adds on the terminal is recorded on the order as a Tip line. See Tips.

Cancel a payment on the terminal​

While the till waits, press Cancel on terminal. The till shows Cancelling — waiting for the terminal to confirm.

Payment cancelled or declined​

After Payment cancelled, a decline or Timed out — payment cancelled, the payment didn't go through: press Try again to send the payment again, or Choose another way to pay with another method.

The terminal hasn't confirmed​

Once the customer has started paying, Mollie may no longer let the till cancel. Cancel on the terminal itself.

If the till still can't get an answer, it offers Release this payment.

Before you take the money again

Look at the terminal. If it shows the payment approved, don't charge again: the store is still checking with Mollie. If you can't tell, ask a manager to check the payment in the Mollie dashboard before you take another payment.

Release this payment frees the order to be paid another way, and the till shows Payment released. That doesn't mean the payment was cancelled: the store keeps checking the terminal.

On the Legacy tab​

You can also take the payment on the checkout's Legacy tab, the order's payment page. Open the Legacy tab and choose Mollie Terminal. The panel you see depends on whether a manager has turned on QR code payments.

If the panel shows Terminal and QR code, stay on Terminal and press Start Terminal Payment. Press Cancel Terminal Payment to stop. To show a code instead, see Pay by QR code.

Otherwise:

  1. Pick the terminal if the panel asks.
  2. Press Send … to followed by the terminal's name. The panel shows the same steps as the tile.
  3. To stop, press Cancel on terminal, as in Cancel a payment. After it stops, Try again sends it again. The POS records this payment as it does on the tile.

Pay by QR code​

In the Netherlands and Belgium, the customer can pay by scanning an iDEAL or Bancontact QR code with their banking app instead of using the terminal. A manager turns the methods on first, under QR code payments in the settings.

  1. At checkout, open the Legacy tab and choose Mollie Terminal.
  2. Switch the payment panel from Terminal to QR code.
  3. Pick iDEAL or Bancontact if both are on, and press Show QR code.
  4. The customer scans it and pays on their phone. The sale finishes as with the terminal.

Bancontact takes at most €1,500.00 per QR payment; use the terminal for more.

Refunds​

Refund a Mollie Terminal sale from the POS and choose Refund to Mollie Terminal, or refund it from the WooCommerce order screen. The money goes back through Mollie, in full or in part. See Refunds.

A Mollie refund starts as pending. WCPOS Pro checks it with Mollie every ten minutes, then marks it refunded or failed and adds a note to the order.

If something goes wrong​

The customer already paid: don't charge again​

The customer paid but the till is still waiting. Don't charge again. Stay on the screen: the sale finishes when Mollie confirms the payment. If it doesn't, ask a manager to check the payment in the Mollie dashboard.

"An earlier Mollie payment for this sale was paid". A payment for this sale already went through at Mollie but isn't on the order yet. Don't charge again. Wait a few minutes and reload. If the message says the payment doesn't match the order, a manager checks it in the Mollie dashboard first.

Other problems​

"No terminals set up for Mollie Terminal". The store has no active terminal to offer. A manager checks that Mode is Live with a live key, and that the terminal is active on that Mollie account.

"In use by order #…". That terminal is busy with another sale. Pick another terminal, or finish or cancel the other sale first.

"Needs a connection". The till is offline. Mollie Terminal works only online: take the payment another way, or wait for the connection.

"Timed out — payment cancelled". Nobody paid in time, so the payment was cancelled. Check the terminal is switched on and online, then press Try again, or Choose another way.

A sale in another currency is refused. Mollie Terminal takes euro only.

Still stuck? Report a problem with the extension on GitHub. For your Mollie account or the terminal itself, contact Mollie support, or see Mollie's terminal setup guide.

How the till and the store keep up with Mollie
  • While a payment waits, the payment page checks with Mollie every two seconds, and Mollie's own message to your store usually confirms it sooner. There is nothing to set up for that message.
  • Every update is checked with Mollie before the order changes, so the order follows what Mollie says.
  • If a refund request gets no answer, the extension looks for the refund Mollie already made before it makes another.
  • On the Legacy tab with QR code payments on, the extension's own panel runs the payment. It cancels a payment left open at Mollie when nobody pays within five minutes, when the order is paid another way or cancelled in WooCommerce, or when the payment page is closed mid-payment. A check every ten minutes cancels anything still open after ten minutes on an unpaid order.
  • A payment that has already reached the terminal can't be cancelled from the store: cancel it on the terminal.
  • For troubleshooting, every payment is logged under WooCommerce > Status > Logs. A manager looks there for Mollie messages when a sale doesn't finish.

Set it up​

A manager does this once, in WP Admin. You need WCPOS Pro 2.0.0 or newer, a live Mollie account with its Point of Sale method turned on, and euro as your store currency.

Manager setup: install, key, terminals, switch on

The extension needs WCPOS Pro 2.0.0 or newer: without it, it does nothing and shows a notice in WP Admin.

Before you start

In the Mollie Web App, turn on the Point of Sale payment method for your profile, and buy your terminals there. Mollie sells terminals in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France and the UK, and may ask to verify your account first. Terminals exist only on a live account, so you need your live API key.

  1. Install the extension. Open POS Settings > Extensions and install Mollie Terminal, or upload the release zip from GitHub under Plugins > Add Plugin, then Upload Plugin. Use the zip attached to the release, not the source code archive. See Extensions.
  2. Add your key. Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > Mollie Terminal. Set Mode to Live, then either paste your live key into Mollie API Key, or set API key source to reuse the key from the Mollie Payments for WooCommerce plugin. Save.
  3. Choose your terminals. Once the key is saved, the terminals on your Mollie account are listed. Pick a Default terminal. If some terminals shouldn't be used at the till, list the ones that should under Enabled terminals. Save.
  4. Switch it on for the POS. Go to POS > Settings > Checkout and enable Mollie Terminal. This is the only on/off switch. See Enabling a Gateway.

There is no webhook to set up in the Mollie dashboard and no Profile ID to paste: the extension sends its webhook address with every payment, and lists terminals across your whole account.

If the Default terminal list stays empty, check Mode is Live with your live key (terminals don't exist on a test account), that the terminal is active in Mollie, and that your site can reach Mollie.

The settings​

Every setting on the Mollie Terminal screen

All of these are on WooCommerce > Settings > Payments > Mollie Terminal.

SettingWhat it does
TitleThe name on the tile at the till. Starts as "Mollie Terminal".
DescriptionText shown with the method on the order-pay page.
ModeTest or Live. Starts on Test, which shows a warning: the test key can't drive a terminal. Use Live to take payments.
API key sourceUse the key entered below, or Reuse the official Mollie plugin's key (the test or live key matching Mode). If the Mollie plugin has no key set, the key below is used.
Mollie API KeyYour key for the selected mode. Ignored while the key source reuses the Mollie plugin's key.
Default terminalThe terminal a till starts on. Listed live from your Mollie account; inactive terminals are hidden, because Mollie can't reactivate them.
Enabled terminalsOnly these can be chosen at the till. Empty means every active terminal. The default terminal is always offered, so change it too when you retire a terminal. Not shown while the terminal list can't be loaded; your saved choice stays.
QR code paymentsiDEAL and Bancontact: lets the cashier show a QR code on screen instead. Each must be active on your Mollie profile. iDEAL QR also works in Test mode, so you can try it without a terminal; Bancontact QR needs Live. See Pay by QR code.
Lock terminal selectionThe till always uses the default terminal, and the cashier can't change it. Needs a Default terminal.
Checkout debug logsShows Show logs, Copy and Clear on the payment panel. Leave it off unless support asks: payments are always logged under WooCommerce > Status > Logs.