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Shoppers on supported devices see Apple Pay and Google Pay buttons at the top of your checkout and can pay in one tap — name, email, and delivery address come straight from their wallet, so there’s nothing to type.

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What you need to do

Apple Pay is on for every account. Google Pay starts off: switch it on in Integrations, under Express wallets. The same switches turn either wallet off, and they apply to all of your checkouts. The domain verification Apple requires is handled for you, including when you connect a custom checkout domain. If no wallet is switched on, or a shopper’s device can’t pay with one, the wallet block is simply hidden.

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Good to know

  • Wallets aren’t Safari-only: shoppers in Chrome and other browsers — on Mac and Windows — see Apple Pay too.
  • Wallet payments follow the same pricing rules as card payments — the amount charged always comes from your live catalog.
  • Orders containing a subscription are completed with card payment; wallets currently cover one-time purchases.