Stripe fees in Denmark

A Stripe account in Denmark pays 1.5% + DKK 1.80 on a card issued in Denmark or elsewhere in the EEA. See Stripe’s standard rates there in Danish kroner, then work out the fee on your own payment.

At a glance

Standard online rates in Danish kroner (DKK)

Card payments

European (EEA) cards, including Denmark: 1.5% + DKK 1.80Business or corporate cards: 2.8% + DKK 1.80
UK cards: 2.5% + DKK 1.80
Cards from elsewhere: 3.15% + DKK 1.80

Other charges and limits

Currency conversion: +2%When the customer pays in another currency
Smallest payment: DKK 2.50

Other payment methods

SEPA Direct Debit: DKK 2.60SEPA Direct Debit payments are in euros, so the calculator doesn’t work them out.

Checked Oct 6, 2026 against Stripe’s Denmark pricing pageDoAny is not affiliated with Stripe.

Your Stripe fee and payout

Charge your customer: DKK 5,077.97The smallest charge that leaves you at least DKK 5,000.00 after the fee.
Stripe fee: DKK 77.97
You receive: DKK 5,000.00

European (EEA) cards, standard: 1.5% + DKK 1.80

Stripe Denmark pricing, checked Oct 6, 2026 · Payment minimums

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Your payment

Rates follow Stripe’s published standard pricing for the country your Stripe account is in. Negotiated rates? Choose “I know my rates”.

Your Stripe account

Stripe account country

Where your Stripe account is registered, not where your customer is. It sets the currency and the rates. Choosing another country opens its page.

What do you want to work out?

What to chargeWhat I’ll receive

Enter what you want to keep. The fee is added on top.

Amount you want to receive

For each payment.

Number of payments

All the same size.

Payment method

Card1.5% + DKK 1.80 · DKK 77.97 to keep DKK 5,000.00I know my ratesEnter your own

Where is the card from?

Where the card was issued, compared with your account’s country.

European (EEA) cards, including Denmark1.5% + DKK 1.80UK cards2.5% + DKK 1.80Cards from elsewhere3.15% + DKK 1.80

Business or corporate card

Tick this if your customer pays with a company card. Stripe charges more for commercial, corporate and business cards.

Customer pays in another currency (+2%)

When Stripe converts the payment to your account’s currency.

How these rates were checkedChecked Oct 6, 2026

The rates come from Stripe’s Denmark pricing page, checked Oct 6, 2026.
Business or corporate cards: Stripe prices commercial, corporate and business cards issued by Visa, Mastercard and Cartes Bancaires as premium cards where its page lists a premium rate. Stripe’s definition
Several payments are treated as the same size. The fee is worked out on each payment, then added up.
Currency conversion counts only when you tick “Customer pays in another currency”.
Not included: Stripe Billing or Invoicing, payouts, disputes, platform fees and tax. This shows the math only, not advice on passing fees to customers.
“Use these fees in service pricing” takes the rates of a US Stripe account only, since service pricing works in US dollars.
Smallest payment: DKK 2.50 in Danish kroner. Card networks or your account can cap large payments lower.

Sources: Stripe Denmark pricing · Payment minimums

Charge your customerDKK 5,077.97See result

What Stripe takes from a payment in Danish kroner

Stripe’s fee and what you receive on DKK 100, DKK 1,000, DKK 10,000, worked out by the calculator on this page with the rates checked Oct 6, 2026.

Card	On DKK 100	On DKK 1,000	On DKK 10,000
European (EEA) cards, including Denmark1.5% + DKK 1.80	DKK 3.30you receive DKK 96.70	DKK 16.80you receive DKK 983.20	DKK 151.80you receive DKK 9,848.20
Cards from elsewhere3.15% + DKK 1.80	DKK 4.95you receive DKK 95.05	DKK 33.30you receive DKK 966.70	DKK 316.80you receive DKK 9,683.20
Cards from elsewhere, paid in another currency5.15% + DKK 1.80	DKK 6.95you receive DKK 93.05	DKK 53.30you receive DKK 946.70	DKK 516.80you receive DKK 9,483.20

Good to know in Denmark

Business or corporate cards: Stripe prices commercial, corporate and business cards issued by Visa, Mastercard and Cartes Bancaires as premium cards where its page lists a premium rate.
Smallest payment: DKK 2.50 in Danish kroner. Card networks or your account can cap large payments lower.
Not included: Stripe Billing or Invoicing, payouts, disputes, platform fees and tax on your own sales. This shows the math only, not advice on passing fees to customers.

Stripe fees in Denmark: questions

How much does Stripe charge in Denmark?

Stripe’s standard rate in Denmark is 1.5% + DKK 1.80 per successful card payment for European (EEA) cards, including Denmark; business and corporate cards pay 2.8% + DKK 1.80. Fees are in Danish kroner (DKK), the currency of a Stripe account in Denmark. Checked against Stripe’s Denmark pricing page on Oct 6, 2026.

What does Stripe charge for international cards in Denmark?

UK cards pay 2.5% + DKK 1.80. Cards from elsewhere pay 3.15% + DKK 1.80. If the customer pays in another currency, Stripe adds 2% for currency conversion. Checked Oct 6, 2026.

How much is the Stripe fee on DKK 1,000 in Denmark?

On a payment of DKK 1,000 with a card issued in Denmark or elsewhere in the EEA, Stripe takes DKK 16.80 and you receive DKK 983.20. With a card from outside the EEA and the UK it takes DKK 33.30 and you receive DKK 966.70. If that customer also pays in another currency, it takes DKK 53.30 and you receive DKK 946.70. Worked out with Stripe’s standard rates, checked Oct 6, 2026; the calculator on this page works out any amount.

What is the smallest payment Stripe accepts in Denmark?

Stripe’s minimum charge for an account that settles in Danish kroner (DKK) is DKK 2.50, so the calculator won’t work out a smaller payment. There is also a largest payment, which your card network or account can set lower.

Which payment methods besides cards does Stripe price in Denmark?

Besides cards, Stripe’s Denmark pricing page lists SEPA Direct Debit at DKK 2.60, checked Oct 6, 2026. SEPA Direct Debit payments are in euros, so the calculator doesn’t work them out.