According to a recent LinkedIn post from Mollie, the company is progressing with its previously announced agreement to acquire GoCardless and has begun the regulatory approval process. The post highlights a recent visit by GoCardless CEO Hiroki Takeuchi to Mollie’s Amsterdam office for an open discussion with Mollie CEO Koen and employees across the organization.
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The post suggests that both organizations are already engaging on cultural alignment and long‑term vision while formal approvals are pending. This early integration planning may help accelerate post‑closing execution, potentially strengthening Mollie’s position in recurring payments and bank debit solutions across Europe.
From an investor perspective, the combination could broaden Mollie’s product suite, deepen merchant relationships, and enhance cross‑sell opportunities in the fintech and payments space. The reference to “staying connected” during the approval period indicates ongoing preparatory work, which may reduce integration risk but is still contingent on regulatory clearance.
The LinkedIn content also points to active hiring, with Mollie directing readers to open roles tied to “shaping the future of fintech.” This emphasis on recruitment may signal continued investment in growth and product development, though it could also imply higher near‑term operating expenses as the company scales its workforce in anticipation of the planned acquisition closing.

