Top 10 Online Payment Gateways for Eastern Europe

2026. Payment gateway platform Mollie adopts European payment system Wero



Wero, the European alternative to Visa and MasterCard, is now available as a payment method at Mollie, one of Europe's leading online acquiring services. Mollie will also become a core member of the European Payments Initiative (EPI), which develops and promotes Wero. While Wero currently operates only in Germany, France, and Belgium, given the geopolitical situation, it has the potential to become the primary pan-European payment system and replace national payment solutions. Integrating Wero into its suite of payment methods will allow Mollie, through its extensive merchant network, to offer customers instant, secure, and seamless payments through Wero, along with other popular options.


2025. Montonio to allow payments processing in accordance with EU regulations



Estonian internet payment gateway service Montonio has partnered with ComplyPay (Denmark), a licensed EU payment institution designed to automate payouts and simplify regulatory compliance across Europe. This will enable Montonio to comply with PSD2 payment initiation requirements, manage DAC7 reporting obligations across multiple jurisdictions, manage payout flows and process multi-currency transfers. ComplyPay is specifically designed to simplify payouts and regulatory compliance for digital platforms. Together, the services now provide a comprehensive, integrated financial platform for platforms, from customer order placement to regulatory-compliant supplier settlements.


2024. Paysera Checkout adds Google Pay support



Online payment processing service Paysera Checkout has added support for Google Pay. Now, online stores that use the service can make the purchasing process easier and faster for their clients. Google Pay is a fast payment method that requires just one click. Furthermore, payments can be made from both mobile device and computer. Google Pay uses advanced encryption, tokenization and is PCI-compliant to ensure security. It also supports multiple currencies and complies with international regulations to simplify cross-border sales. If you use the Paysera Checkout service and have card payment enabled, Google Pay will automatically be enabled for your online store.


2024. Georgian TBC Bank acquired Ukrainian payment service Fondy



Georgian TBC Bank has received approval from the antimonopoly committee to acquire Ukrainian payment processing service Fondy. TBC Bank is one of the two largest banks in Georgia, accounting for approximately 40% of the sector's assets. Since 2014, the bank's shares have been traded on the London Stock Exchange, and in 2017 they were included in the FTSE 250 index. The bank's market capitalization is £1.4 billion. Fondy is one of the largest operators in the e-commerce payments market, serving approximately 20,000 merchants and offering a wide range of payment solutions for online and offline businesses.


2024. Fastex Pay - crypto payments processing system for online stores.



Fastex Pay is an Armenian crypto payment system that allows merchants to accept the most popular cryptocurrencies in their e-commerce stores. FastexPay offers crypto processing services for accepting cryptocurrency payments. The system supports most well-known cryptocurrencies, such as BTC, ETH-based coins, Tron, and, of course, FTN—the cryptocurrency of our infrastructure. FastexPay will soon introduce its payment system, which will be the optimal choice for various types of businesses. This will be a comprehensive, global solution that will help meet the needs of your business in any market. Users will be able to accept payments from numerous providers, such as Skrill, ApplePay, Pix, Astropay, and many others.

2020. Stripe is now available in 29 European countries



The Stripe payment system has launched in 13 more European countries, including Poland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, and has added support for European payment methods, including Bancontact, EPS, Giropay, iDEAL, Przelewy24, and Sofort. This means, according to the company, it now operates in 29 European countries. Furthermore, Stripe has been investing in its European engineering center since 2018, and this launch was developed almost entirely by its European unit. This applies to everything from new integrations with financial institutions to expanded support for Stripe products. According to the company, the COVID-19 crisis has accelerated the shift from offline to online commerce, making the need for financial infrastructure more urgent than ever for European companies.


2015. Try’n’Pay - delivery management and mobile acquiring service for online stores



Try'n'Pay offers online stores a system that allows them to manage the delivery process from the moment an order is placed. The web interface allows for inventory and payment tracking at the time of delivery, transfers completed orders to the CMS, automates the return of unsold items to website pages, and maintains detailed statistics on orders, payments, and courier performance. Customers have access to a personal account where they can track their orders and view all purchase data. To optimize delivery, Try'n'Pay can track couriers via GPS, allowing them to track their current location and delivery status, as well as keep customers informed of their location at any time. Additionally, stores can take advantage of integrated acquiring and mobile terminals supporting Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Dinners Club, Discover, UnionPay, and JCB.


2015. PayPro Global migrates to the new CloudCommerce platform



PayPro Global, a payment payment for software and SaaS vendors, has migrated to the new HTML5-based CloudCommerce platform. All clients will be gradually migrated to the new online dashboards over the next few months. The customer checkout interface has also been updated—it's simpler and more attractive, which should increase the number of orders. According to company representatives, CloudCommerce isn't just an update or the addition of new features; it's a completely new philosophy based on business goals. In addition to updating the core platform, PayPro has completed a complete company rebranding, including a website redesign, expanded its team, and organized events for the developer community.