Part 1: The price they were promised
The total is the ticket price you set. There is no booking fee appended at the last step, because the Verimly fee is deducted from your payout instead.
Payments
iDEAL and European payment methods
A Dutch buyer reaching for iDEAL and finding only a card form is a buyer you lose at the last step.
Verimly checkout supports the payment methods European buyers expect: iDEAL, Bancontact, SEPA Direct Debit, Klarna, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Przelewy24, BLIK, EPS, MB WAY, MobilePay, Swish, TWINT and cards. Which ones appear depends on your connected payment account and market. Nothing is added to the buyer's cart — the Verimly fee comes out of your payout, and money lands in your own connected account on your schedule.
What you are looking at
The numbers on the screen above mark the parts that do the work. Here is what each one is.
Part 2: The method they already use
iDEAL in the Netherlands, Bancontact in Belgium, BLIK in Poland. Buyers do not compare payment methods; they look for theirs and leave if it is missing.
Part 3: Wallets, one tap
Apple Pay and Google Pay complete without typing a card number, which matters most on the phone where most tickets are bought.
Part 4: Your brand, all the way through
Checkout runs on your domain in your colours. The last screen before someone pays is not the moment to introduce a stranger.
Part 5: Seats and add-ons in one order
Tickets, seats and merchandise settle together, so there is one payment, one confirmation and one payout to reconcile.
In practice
Checkout abandonment is often just a missing button
In the Netherlands, iDEAL is not a nice-to-have — it is how people pay online. The same is true of Bancontact in Belgium and BLIK in Poland. Offering a familiar method is not about preference: a buyer who does not recognise any option on the page assumes something is wrong and leaves, and you never find out why.
- The available set follows your connected account and your market, so the page shows what your buyers can actually use.
- Wallet methods appear where the device supports them, without any configuration on your side.
No fee bolted onto the buyer
Nothing is added to the cart at the last step. The buyer pays exactly the ticket price you set, which is the number they saw when they decided to come. The Verimly fee is deducted from your payout instead, so the promise the poster made is the promise the checkout keeps.
Processing at cost, from your own account
Payments run through your own connected account, and the processing fee is the provider's published rate with no markup from us. Funds are paid out to your bank on the schedule you choose, rather than sitting in a balance we hold on your behalf.
- You can see the current rates for your market from inside your workspace at any time.
- Payout schedule, statement descriptor and payment methods are all yours to change.
Refunds and disputes come back to you
A refund issued from an order syncs back automatically, including partial refunds, and a dispute is recorded against the order it belongs to. Your reporting stays correct without anyone maintaining a second version of the truth in a spreadsheet.
Getting it running
What you actually do, in order, the first time.
- 01
Connect payments
One onboarding flow from workspace settings, run by the payment provider, with your own business details.
- 02
Choose your methods
Turn on the methods that fit your market. The set available depends on your account and country.
- 03
Set your payout schedule
Daily, weekly or monthly, to your own bank account.
- 04
Publish and sell
Buyers pay the ticket price, you receive it less the Verimly fee and processing.
At a glance
| Netherlands | iDEAL (moving to Wero), cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, PayPal |
|---|---|
| Belgium | Bancontact, cards, wallets |
| Nordics | MobilePay, Swish |
| Central Europe | Przelewy24, BLIK, EPS, TWINT |
| Iberia | Multibanco, MB WAY |
| Also supported | SEPA Direct Debit, Satispay, Revolut Pay, Klarna, PayPal |
| Buyer fees | None. The buyer pays the ticket price and nothing else |
| Processing | The provider's published rate, with no Verimly markup |
| Payouts | To your own connected account, on your schedule |
Questions, answered
Which payment methods can my buyers use?
It depends on your connected account and market, but the supported set includes iDEAL, Bancontact, SEPA Direct Debit, Klarna, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Przelewy24, BLIK, EPS, Multibanco, MB WAY, MobilePay, Swish, TWINT, Satispay, Revolut Pay and cards.
Are buyers charged a booking fee?
No. Buyers pay the ticket price and nothing more. The Verimly fee comes out of the organizer's payout.
When does the money reach me?
On the payout schedule you set in workspace settings. Funds go to your own connected payment account, not to a Verimly-held balance.
What happens with refunds?
Refunds are issued from the order and synced back automatically, including partial refunds and disputes, so your reporting stays accurate.
What is iDEAL moving to Wero?
iDEAL is being folded into Wero, the European payments initiative. Verimly follows what the payment provider supports, so the transition is handled without you changing anything.
Can I sell in a currency other than euro?
Your workspace sells in the currency of your connected account, and the storefront, the emails and the reporting all use it consistently.
Keep reading
- Orders, refunds and customer recordsMost of the work happens after the sale, and it is the part most tools leave to a spreadsheet.
- Sell tickets on your own domainYour audience should arrive at your name, buy under your name, and get an email with your name on it.
- Live sales and the storefront funnelOn-sale day, you want to know whether it is working right now, not tomorrow morning.
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