Shop Pay Merchant Terms
By using Shop Pay as a payment method on your Store, you agree to be bound by these Shop Pay Merchant Terms (“Terms”). As used in the Terms: (i) “we”, “our”, “us” or “Shopify” means Shopify Inc., and its Affiliates, where “Affiliates” means any entity that directly or indirectly controls, is controlled by, or is under common control with Shopify Inc.; and (ii) “Merchant”, “you” or “your” means any individual or legal entity that offers or uses Shop Pay as a payment method on its Store. Other capitalized terms have the meaning set out in the Terms below.
Please read these Terms carefully, as they are a legally binding agreement between you and Shopify. By offering or using Shop Pay as a payment method on your Store (“using Shop Pay” or “use of Shop Pay”), you agree to be bound by the Terms. Any new features or tools which are added to the current Shop Pay offering shall also be subject to the Terms. Shopify reserves the right to update and change any portion of the Terms by posting updates and changes here: /legal/shop-pay-merchant-terms. We may update the Terms from time to time, so please check back for any changes that may impact you. If you do not accept any such updates or changes, you must stop using Shop Pay.
1. Accelerated Checkout (Shop Pay)
- Shopify’s accelerated checkout (“Shop Pay”) allows customers (each, a “Customer”) to have their payment credentials saved for future transactions on Merchant e-commerce store sites (each, a “Store”) that have enabled Shop Pay as a payment method for its Customers. When a Customer completes an order using Shop Pay for the first time on a Store, the Customer will be asked on the checkout page if they would like to save their information. Shopify will collect and store certain personal information from the Customer, such as the Customer’s name, email address, mobile phone number (“Account Information”); the Customer’s credit card information and billing address (“Payment Information”); the Customer’s shipping address and the shipping method the Customer selects on the checkout page of the Store (“Shipping Information”); and information about the Store and the Customer’s order details of goods and services purchased (including information such as the type or size or other variants) (“Order Information”). Together, the Customer’s Account Information, Payment Information, Shipping Information and Order Information are the Customer’s “Saved Information”. Existing Shop Pay Customers will be able to select and checkout with Shop Pay using their Saved Information.
2. Merchant Obligations and Shopify’s role
The sale of goods or services using via Shop Pay are solely between you, as the Merchant, and the Customer. Shopify is not a party to these transactions, and only enables payment processing through the sharing of payment credentials;
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Shopify is not and will not be responsible for any aspect of the products or services you sell;
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Shopify is not responsible for the acts of Customers, whether or not they complete a transaction;
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Shop Pay is not a payment processing service. Processing a transaction using Shop Pay does not mean that the transaction will be authorized or processed, or that the transaction will not later result in a chargeback or other reversal;
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Shopify is not responsible for the acts of third party platforms who offer Shop Pay as a payment method on their platform;