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The questions from the Home page FAQ, answered in full.

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How many payment customizations is it possible to create?

There is no limit imposed by the app. The practical ceiling is Shopify’s own limit on active payment customization functions per store, and your own ability to reason about overlapping rules. Every active rule is evaluated at every checkout, and a method hidden by any one of them is hidden — past roughly a dozen active rules, keep a written note of what each one does.

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Does Codebeans Payment Rules Pro work with Draft Orders?

No. Rules run on customer-facing checkout only. Draft orders and orders created in the Shopify admin bypass them entirely and always show the full method list. This is a Shopify boundary, not an app setting.

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How to hide the PayPal Express Checkout button at the first step of checkout?

Rules apply at the payment step. The express and accelerated buttons shown before it — on the cart page, product page, and the top of checkout — are a different surface. Hiding those is what the Express Checkout Buttons and Store customization rule types will cover; both are currently marked Coming soon. Within checkout itself, PayPal Express Checkout appears in the payment methods list and can be hidden like any other method.

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Is it possible to rename payment methods that have logos as a name, like PayPal?

Not visibly. Shopify renders some methods as a brand logo rather than a text label, so there is no text for the rule to replace. The rename is stored and applied, but the customer still sees the logo. Methods drawn as text — Money Order, Bank Deposit, Cash on Delivery — rename normally.

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Is it possible to rename, sort, or hide the credit card payment method?

Yes. Credit card methods appear in the list under their provider — Credit Card (Shopify Payments Provider), Credit Card (Stripe) — and support all three operations. Note that they are separate entries: a rule targeting one does not affect the other, which matters if you run more than one card gateway.

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Is it possible to hide Express wallets?

Wallets that appear as methods inside checkout — Amazon Pay, for instance — can be hidden like any other method. Wallet buttons rendered outside the payment step fall under the accelerated-checkout surface described above, and are not yet covered.

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Why is my rule not doing anything?

Work through Troubleshooting — the answer is almost always one of: the rule is in Draft, the country or tag is not in any zone, the method is not toggled on, or a second rule is overriding it.