Stripe Link
Returning buyers who have used Link before check out with their saved details in one confirmation — no re-typing card numbers on a tiny keyboard.
Feature
The moment a follower decides to buy is short, and every extra tap gives them a reason to leave. One-tap checkout collapses that decision into a single confirmation — no new account, no seven-field form, just a payment method they already have saved.
Why it matters
A sale is a chain of small yeses, and a traditional checkout asks for far too many of them. Create an account. Confirm your email. Type your name, your address, your card number, its expiry, the security code, then hunt for the button that finally charges you. Each of those steps is an off-ramp, and on a phone screen — where most of your audience actually finds you — those off-ramps are wider than ever.
The gap between wanting a product and owning it is the single most expensive stretch of the buying journey. When it is long, motivated buyers cool off, get interrupted, or simply give up. When it is a single tap, the impulse that drove them to your link carries them all the way through to a completed purchase. One-tap checkout is built entirely around protecting that impulse.
How it works
Returning buyers who have used Link before check out with their saved details in one confirmation — no re-typing card numbers on a tiny keyboard.
On iPhone, iPad, and Safari, buyers confirm with the biometrics they already trust, so there is nothing to fill in and nothing to remember.
Android and Chrome shoppers pay from the cards already saved to their device, turning a checkout screen into a single approval.
Buyers who prefer to keep cards out of it can pay from the PayPal balance and login they already have, without creating anything new with you.
What it means for you
Drop your storefront link wherever your audience already is — a bio, a story, a post, a DM. The buyer never leaves the flow they were in.
They pick the wallet they already use and confirm. There is no account to create with you and no long form standing between intent and purchase.
A flat fee that already includes payment processing keeps the math simple, so you keep the vast majority of every sale instead of losing it to a percentage cut.
The product is delivered and the buyer is added to the customer list you own — the sale finishes without you touching anything.
Turn on one-tap checkout, connect the payment methods your audience already uses, and let buyers pay the instant they decide to. Setup takes about 15 minutes.