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Worldline reviewed — 2026

One of the few providers that explicitly positions SoftPOS for wholesale/enterprise rollouts as well; acquired a majority stake in SoftPos S.A. (Warsaw) in 2024/25.

Editorial: SoftPOS24 Payment ResearchUpdated: 15.08.2026Data set: 121 providers, 14 criteriaSource: Open primary source ↗
SoftPOS24 overall score
4.0/5
80 out of 100 points · Rating 1.8 (good)
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Price transparency
18/30
Market coverage
22/25
Platform coverage
15/15
Security certification
12/15
Card acceptance
13/15

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In short

Worldline offers Worldline Tap on Mobile for iOS + Android. Transaction fee: from 1.30%; monthly fee: n/a. Security certification: MPoC (Partner). Available in: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, France, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Italy.

Worldline terms in full

Product nameWorldline Tap on Mobile
Provider typeSoftPOS + hardware
HeadquartersFrance (Bezons)
Founded1973 (als Teil von Atos), eigenständig seit 2014
Platformsboth (iOS in 17+ markets, Android in 22+ markets)
Certificationn/a (uses the MPoC platform from SoftPos S.A., among others)
Transaction fee'simple pay per transaction rate' - amount on request; approx. 1.3% per secondary source
Monthly feeno terminal hardware costs; monthly fee n/a
Setup costn/a
Contract termn/a
Cards acceptedVisa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, girocard
PIN entry on screenn/a
Transaction limitPIN entry available for larger amounts
Target customersSMEs to enterprise (chain retailers, delivery services, pay-at-table in hospitality)
Available marketsGermany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, France, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Ireland, UK, Sweden, Iceland
Websiteworldline.com
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