The new PayPal Checkout, now with Smart Payment ButtonsTM, offers payment options that make it easy for shoppers to pay the way they want - without leaving your website.
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Enable fast checkout on your site. With One TouchTM, customers can skip PayPal login and quickly complete their purchase on your website or app.
With Smart Payment ButtonsTM, no matter where you are selling from, you can accept the payment methods that are most relevant to your customers wherever they are buying from. We are working towards having a growing network of local payment methods that can be incorporated into the new PayPal Checkout.
PayPal Credit is a consumer credit product that is offered in several markets across the globe, including the US and UK. It lets you offer easy financing options, so your customers can buy now and pay over time, while you get paid up front.*
When customers use PayPal, they can skip online forms and complete their checkout in just a few taps, helping boost your sales conversion and reduce shopping cart abandonment.
Integrating PayPal Checkout requires development skills. If you have a developer, you can share our documentation with them or you can find a PayPal Certified Developer.
Already have an ecommerce website? PayPal Checkout is built into many major ecommerce platforms.
How is PayPal Checkout different from Express Checkout and PayPal Standard?
PayPal Checkout is the new and improved way to accept payments on your website and includes some new features. First, PayPal Checkout uses a different integration method that can intelligently present relevant payment types to your shoppers based on their location. We can also update buttons, payment methods, and the checkout experience automatically, with no additional work on your end.
Second, PayPal Checkout comes with new features such as Smart Payment Buttons and alternative payment methods like PayPal Credit (more coming soon).
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I have Express Checkout, how do I upgrade?
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