DTC storefronts
The card the buyer typed is the card that settles.
Storefront checkouts stall on bank prompts and method gates more often than on price. The extension completes the challenge inline, strips the gates, and keeps the cart mounted so a challenge no longer resets it.
What changes
- Challenge completed inline
- Method gates stripped
- Cart stays mounted
- Outcome recorded per run
The second purchase should not repeat the first
A returning buyer has already entered a card, already trusted the store and already seen the flow. A bank prompt that resets the cart is a tax on loyalty.
The extension completes the step while the checkout stays mounted, so the cart, the coupon and the customer reference survive the challenge.
Mobile is where the prompt hurts most
On a phone, a redirect is where intent dies. Keeping the checkout mounted removes the reload entirely, which is why the trace ends at a settled intent rather than a fresh cart.
The checkout surface is the same on both devices. Only the page state matters, and the extension keeps it.
Method gates are the silent blocker
payment_method_types and configuration decide which methods a checkout accepts. Stripping them keeps the card the buyer entered from being filtered out before authorization.
The bypass is bounded to those fields. Amounts, currency and line items stay exactly as the checkout set them.