How to add Payment Icons

ConvertX Payment Icons display accepted payment methods on the product page. They are a reassurance element designed to reduce hesitation near the Add to Cart button and improve checkout confidence.

Payment Icons require the ConvertX App Embed and a product page App Block in the Shopify Theme Editor.

How Payment Icons work

Payment Icons are visual only. They do not change Shopify checkout behavior or payment settings.

They help shoppers quickly understand that your store supports familiar payment options such as:

  • Visa
  • Mastercard
  • PayPal
  • Apple Pay
  • Shopify Pay

Before you start

Make sure that:

  • The ConvertX App Embed is enabled
  • The Payment Icons module is published
  • You only plan to display payment methods your store actually supports

Payment Icons editor overview

The editor usually includes:

  • Design controls
  • Conditions or visibility rules
  • A live preview of the payment icon row

You can configure:

  • Selected payment icons
  • Display order
  • Icon size and spacing
  • Alignment
  • Optional header text
  • Typography and colors

Icons are displayed in the same order you choose them. Keep the list short and relevant.

Publish and place Payment Icons

Publish the module
Save Payment Icons as active in ConvertX.

Open the Shopify Theme Editor
Go to the product template used by your store.

Add the ConvertX Payment Icons App Block
Select the Payment Icons block in the product section.

Place it below Add to Cart
This is the most common placement for reassurance content.

Save the theme
Check the live product page after saving.

Troubleshooting

Check the ConvertX App Embed, the App Block placement, the published status, and the saved Shopify theme.

Re-open the icon selector and save the icons in the intended order. ConvertX follows the selection order.

Reduce the number of icons and keep the visual treatment lighter than the main Add to Cart area.

Best practices

  • Show only real payment methods supported by the store
  • Keep the icon row close to the buying area
  • Avoid using too many icons
  • Use moderate icon size for mobile readability