If you have a Pay Now store created before Winter ’24, upgrade the payment page
components to improve the layouts, ensure express checkout options, and to enable one-click
checkout.
For the site you want to upgrade, click Workspaces and select
Administration.
Click Login & Registration, and under Universal Registration,
allow self-registration and passwordless login via the Universal Registration API.
Save your changes, and exit Setup.
Go to the store home page, and from the Store dropdown menu, select the Pay Now store that
you want to upgrade.
Select Website Design, and click Experience
Builder.
From the Pages menu, select Checkout
On the Checkout page, remove the Pay Now Checkout (deprecated) component, and replace it
with Pay Now: With Products.
From the Pages menu, select Pay.
On the Pay page, remove the Pay Now (deprecated) component, and replace it with Pay Now:
Predefined Amount.
Exit Experience Builder.
When a customer clicks a payment link, they see a refreshed page layout. If it’s their first
transaction, the shopper has the option to save their information and become a registered user.
Registered customers can check out faster at their next visit with one-click checkout.
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