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Learn about Wero, a pan-European payment method.
Wero is a pan-European payment method that allows customers to make secure transactions on desktop and mobile devices. To perform a Wero payment, customers connect their bank accounts to their Wero wallet.
- Customer locations Belgium, France, Germany
- Presentment currency EUR
- Payment confirmation Customer-initiated
- Payment method family Authenticated bank transfer
- Recurring payments No
- Payout timing Standard payout timing applies
- Connect support Yes
- Dispute support No
- Manual capture support No
- Refunds / Partial refunds Yes / Yes
To get in touch regarding a Wero integration, fill out the interest form below.
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Get started
You don’t have to integrate Wero and other payment methods individually. If you use our front-end products, Stripe automatically determines the most relevant payment methods to display. Go to the Stripe Dashboard and enable Wero. To get started with one of our hosted UIs, follow a quickstart:
Other payment products
The following Stripe products also let you add Wero from the Dashboard:
If you prefer to manually list payment methods, learn how to manually configure Wero as a payment.
When you’re ready to go live, enable Wero on the Payment Methods settings page.
Payment flow
When customers choose Wero as their payment method, Stripe redirects them to Wero’s authentication page. On this page, customers scan a QR code to launch the Wero App on their phone, where they can approve the payment. The payment is processed instantly, typically completing in under 10 seconds, and the customer is redirected back to your site.
Refunds
You can refund Wero payments up to 730 days after the original payment. Wero supports full and partial refunds. You can also issue multiple partial refunds up to the amount of the original charge.
Transaction amount limits
The minimum payment amount for Wero is 0.50 EUR. The maximum payment amount varies by bank, but is usually determined by the customer’s bank limits.