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Modernize your payments flow.
Cut friction at checkout with one-click pay, saved cards, and clean fraud handling.
Why this matters
Most cart abandonment happens between "add to cart" and "pay," not because customers changed their mind, but because the path was harder than it should be. A short checkout converts dramatically better than a long one.
What to do
- Enable Apple Pay and Google Pay at the top of checkout.
- Use Stripe Link or a comparable saved-card layer so returning customers don't retype card numbers.
- Offer guest checkout and only ask for what you actually need to fulfill the order.
- Send a clean, mobile-friendly receipt.
Common pitfalls
- Aggressive fraud rules block real customers; tune them with your processor.
- Don't require account creation before payment.
- Don't hide shipping costs until step three; surprise fees are the top reason carts get abandoned.
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