Customize the Checkout experience
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Last updated: Feb 28th, 7:44pm
Extend your Checkout integration with these features. We recommend starting with showing a cancellation page and validating user input.
Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Authorize payment and capture funds later | Change your checkout integration from a one-step payment solution to a two-step, authorize and capture later solution so you can complete business tasks, like verifying inventory, before finalizing the transaction. |
| Display funding source | As a best practice, show your payer the funding source they used for their purchase. |
| Display PayPal buttons with other payment methods | Provide a clean user interface when you present PayPal and other funding sources on your site. |
| Handle funding failures | Action to take if a payer's funding source fails. |
| Handle errors | Ensure errors returned are handled gracefully in the payer's experience. |
| Implement the Pay Now experience | Determine whether or not your payer returns to your website to complete the checkout flow. |
| JavaScript frameworks | This guide is for websites that use a library or framework, like React, Vue, or Angular. |
| Pay another account | Complete payment on the PayPal review page for items that don't need shipping costs applied. |
| Pay Now experience | Specify a different receiver when you create an order. |
| Reduce steps to pay | Follow these best practices to give customers the fewest steps to pay. |
| Show a cancellation page | Give payers clear confirmation when they cancel during the checkout flow. |
| Standalone payment buttons | Render individual payment buttons for each supported payment method. |
| Support multiple shipping options | Offer shipping options to your payer. |
| Update order details | Adjust the order and transaction details during the checkout process. |
| Validate user input on your page | Validate web forms before payers submit data for checkout. |