Shopify Setup Guide | Crypto.com Help Center (2024)

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1. Log into the Shopify Admin of the Shopify Shop you would like to install Crypto.com Pay.

2. Click “Settings” at the bottom-left, and select “Payments” at the left menu.

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3. Navigate to the “Supported payment methods” section and click “Add payment methods”.

4. Click the “Search by provider” tab, and type in “Crypto.com Pay” in the search bar.

5. Select “Crypto.com Pay” and click “Activate”.
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6. Scroll down to the button and click “Connect”.

   

7. Click “Install app”.

   

8. Log into the Merchant Dashboard with the Crypto.com Pay account signed up in Step 1.

9. Select your Crypto.com Pay’s Merchant Account2 to connect with the Shopify Shop, and click “Authorize”.

10. Please get redirected back to Shopify Admin after it's finished.

11. Click the “Activate Crypto.com Pay” button.

1. If your Merchant Account is still pending activation (i.e. KYC not yet complete), only test mode will be available.

2. To successfully authorize the connection of a Crypto.com Merchant Account with a Shopify shop, the login user shall be either the Owner, Administrator, or Developer of the Merchant Account.

1. Log into the Shopify Admin of your connected Shopify shop.

2. Select “Settings” and then “Payments”.

3. Navigate to the “Crypto.com Pay” under the “Additional payment methods” section, and click “Manage”.

4. Enable “Test Mode” by checking the “Enable test mode” checkbox.

5. Press the “Activate Crypto.com Pay” button.

1. Go to your connected Shopify shop.

2. Add designated item(s) into your cart and proceed to checkout.

3. Fill in the corresponding information required.

4. Select “Crypto.com Pay” under the “Payment” section and press the “Complete Order” button.

5. Get redirected to the Crypto.com Pay checkout page.

6. Refer here for how to complete a test payment.

7. Get redirected to the order confirmation page of your connected Shopify shop.

1. Log into the Shopify Admin of your connected Shopify shop.

2. Select “Settings” and then “Payments”.

3. Navigate to the “Crypto.com Pay” under the “Additional payment methods” section, and click “Manage”.

4. Disable “Test Mode” by unchecking the “Enable test mode” checkbox.

5. Press the “Save” button.

1. Log into the Merchant Dashboard;

2. Select “Integration” at the left menu and navigate to the “API Keys” tab;

3. Copy the Publishable Key;

   

4. Navigate to the “Plugins” tab;

5. Click “Manage” and get redirected to the Shopify Admin.

1. Click “Online Store” on the left menu and select “Themes” under “Online Store”;

2. Click the “Customize” button to open the Theme Editor;

   

3. Navigate to the leftmost menu bar and click the icon of “App embeds”;

   

4. Expand “Crypto.com Pay”;

5. Turn on the toggle of Crypto.com Pay;

6. Paste the Publishable Key and configure the following fields so that the banner’s style matches your Shop:

   1. Theme: combinations of the font color and the banner’s background color

   2. Size: the size of the banner, e.g., Small, Medium, Large, Fit to Width.

   3. Banner Message: message to be displayed on the banner, e.g., Earn Rebate, Shop Now.

   4. Font: font of the message on the banner, e.g., Helvetica, SF Pro Text, etc.

1. Go back to the Theme Editor;

2. Navigate to the dropdown in the top middle and select “Products“ and “Default Product” template;

   

3. Click “+ Add block” in a desired Section (e.g., Product information) and select “Crypto.com Pay Banner”

   

4. Drag and drop the “Crypto.com Pay Banner” to the desired position;

5. Click the “Save” button at the top right corner.

1. Log into the Shopify Admin of the Shopify Shop that you would like to disconnect Crypto.com Pay from.

2. Click “Settings” at the bottom-left, and select “Payments” at the left menu.

3. Navigate to “Crypto.com Pay” in the “Supported payment methods” section and click “Manage”.

4. Scroll down to the button and click “Deactivate Crypto.com Pay”.
   (after doing so, your customer will not see Crypto.com Pay as a payment method on the checkout page of your Shopify Shop)

5. Click “Uninstall Crypto.com Pay”.

1. From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Store details > Store currency, then you can view or change your store currency. Changing your store currency also changes your primary market because your primary market is determined by your store currency.

1. Go to Settings > Markets. You can set up your selling markets by adding single-country markets or multiple-country markets. When you create a new single-country market, the default base currency for the market is set to the currency for that country. When you create a multiple-country market, the default base currency is set to your store's base currency, and local currencies are enabled by default.

2. Select each market and click Manage, then you will see Market settings > Products and pricing.

3. In Market settings > Products and pricing, click Manage, then you will see Pricing > Base currency.

4. In Pricing > Base currency, make sure the base currency is the same as your store currency. You can change the base currency and click Save if it is different from your store currency.

5. When you select a multiple-country market, you will see “Show prices to customers in their local currency” is enabled by default. Please disable it by unticking the checkbox and then click Save. So that your customers from different selling markets can always see Crypto.com Pay as a payment option during checkout.