Checkout fields and quick payment

Open a free checkout from Offers → Checkouts (/checkouts) and switch to the Form & UX tab. The Contact fields section lists three rows: Email (always required), First name and Last name. The email switch is on and cannot be turned off.

Turn First name and Last name on or off. The preview on the right updates after each click, without saving. A new free checkout starts with First name on and Last name off; free checkouts created before this setting existed keep both on.

Click Save changes (or Publish checkout if the checkout is still a draft) and open the page with Open live. Under Contact information the customer sees only the fields you left on. A field that is shown is mandatory: leaving it empty shows Field is required. With both name switches off, an email address alone is enough to sign up with Get Access.

Open a paid checkout and go to Form & UX. The row Quick payment (Apple Pay / Google Pay) has a switch. New paid checkouts start with it on. Checkouts created before this setting existed start with it off until you turn it on and save.

With the switch on, the checkout page shows an Express checkout section with black Apple Pay and Google Pay buttons above the form, followed by the divider or fill in your details below. The required consent checkbox sits directly under the wallet buttons; it is the same consent as the one next to the pay button, shown twice and always in sync. Clicking a wallet button without ticking it shows To use express checkout, tick the required consents.

Flip the switch and click Save changes. The preview drops or restores the whole section immediately, and the public page follows a few seconds after saving. Turning quick payment off does not touch card or other payment methods.