The problem many store owners face, however, is that not all customers see this or understand that it means they can enter a credit card number later in the process. To combat this, Shopify outputs the word “Or” in rather small and light type under these alternate payment buttons. However, if your customer prefers to pay with a credit card, it is sometimes difficult for them to tell that this is possible - and they may abandon the checkout assuming, often incorrectly, that you only accept the payment methods shown here. If you have the Express Checkout buttons enabled: Apple Pay, Shop Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Payments or PayPal, Shopify places branded buttons near the top of the first page in the checkout process. Looking for maximum flexibility? Check out our Flex theme! Modifying your checkout page: The ‘Or’ text line
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Because the same checkout pages are used across all Shopify stores (not including Shopify Plus stores, which have more options when it comes to this page), Shopify has been able to refine the checkout process to optimize conversions.Regulatory, security and compliance issues restrict how checkout pages can look and function as well as what can be included.One common question Shopify merchants have is, why you can’t make more changes to the checkout pages? There are a few good reasons for this: It’s also worth noting that some Shopify stores are set up to bypass the cart page entirely and direct users to the first checkout page automatically. To clarify, Shopify does allow all merchants to customize the cart page (this is located at /cart) through the theme editor (or by modifying the cart-template.liquid file directly), but this is distinct from the checkout pages, which are located at followed by a number and “checkouts”). As any experienced Shopify theme user knows, one of the main restrictions of the platform is that there are limited changes you can make to the checkout pages - but there are some “secret” ways to tweak the way these pages look.
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