Add Amazon Pay to your Shopify or Shopify Plus checkout to enable tokenized, one-click payments with stored cards and addresses, improving mobile conversion and payment trust.
• Amazon Pay is exposed in Shopify checkout as an alternate payment method, and customer authentication can be handled via Amazon account sign-in with tokenized payment credentials.
• Buyer-selected shipping address details are passed from Amazon Pay to Shopify, with country, region, and postal formats normalized to Shopify’s address schema.
• Order creation events in Shopify are mapped to Amazon Pay charge/authorization objects, with status transitions kept in sync across capture, cancellation, and partial capture scenarios.
• Refunds initiated in Shopify are routed to Amazon Pay as full or partial refunds, with idempotency keys used to avoid duplicate processing on retries.
• Tax, shipping, discounts, and multi-currency amounts are validated for parity between Shopify totals and Amazon Pay charge requests, with mismatch handling and logging.
• Payment tokens are stored and referenced within Amazon Pay’s vaulting model, keeping PCI scope contained while Shopify receives only the required references and outcomes.
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We configure Amazon Pay in Shopify Payments settings (or via the Amazon Pay app), validate eligibility, and run end-to-end tests for auth, capture, refunds, and dispute flows before Go-live.
Orders, captures, refunds, and payment status updates are mapped so Shopify stays the source of truth for fulfillment and reporting, while Amazon Pay remains the payment authority for tokenized transactions.
On supported devices and accounts, Amazon Pay can use stored credentials and device-level authentication to reduce typing and steps, which typically improves mobile checkout completion.
We validate shipping method logic, tax calculation, currency presentation, and rounding rules so totals match across Shopify and Amazon Pay, including partial refunds and address changes.
Amazon Pay tokenizes and processes card data on their side, while Shopify records payment outcomes, helping keep your checkout PCI scope lower when implemented correctly.









