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# Cashier UI Customization

Cashier UI customization for seamless deposits and withdrawals

The cashier is the operator’s most-visited page. Every change to it moves revenue. Juspay’s cashier SDK is built on the principle that the operator knows their players better than the payments provider does - so the SDK exposes controls for the operator to express that knowledge.

What can be customized:

* **Theme** - colors, typography, button radius, dark / light mode, layout (tabs vs accordion). Configured via the appearance and variables objects in the PaymentElement options.
* **Payment method ordering** - operators specify the exact display order via the paymentMethodOrder array. Methods are rendered in that order regardless of internal priority.
* **Promoted payment methods** - visually elevate the methods the operator wants to push (typically the cheapest, fastest, or stickiest for repeat deposits). Promotion can be a highlighted background, a “Recommended” badge, or a larger button.
* **Grouping** - group payment methods by category (cards, wallets, bank transfers, vouchers, crypto) with operator-defined group names. Useful when offering 15+ methods in regulated markets.
* **One-click last-used checkout** - for returning players, the most recently used payment method is pre-selected and exposed as a single-tap checkout. Behind the scenes, this uses Juspay’s saved-payment-methods API and the network-tokenized COF.
* **Wallet visibility rules** - toggle Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Klarna on/off per device, region, and player segment.

A representative cashier mockup with these elements:

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Below are real cashier surfaces built on the Juspay SDK - different themes, different layouts, different payment-method orderings, all configured from the same SDK options object. The same theming, payment-method ordering, grouping, promotion, and one-click last-used checkout APIs are available across Web, iOS, Android, React Native, Capacitor, and Flutter; every screenshot below can be reproduced on any of those platforms by changing configuration alone.

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A representative configuration snippet - React PaymentElement:

`const paymentElementOptions = {`\
`layout: { type: 'accordion', defaultCollapsed: false },`\
`paymentMethodOrder: ['card', 'apple_pay', 'google_pay', 'trustly', 'paypal'],`\
`paymentMethodPromotions: { trustly: { badge: 'RECOMMENDED', accent: '#10B981' } },`\
`displaySavedPaymentMethods: true,`\
`showCardFormByDefault: false, // one-click COF surfaced first`\
`wallets: {`\
`applePay: 'auto', googlePay: 'auto', payPal: 'auto', klarna: 'never',`\
`},`\
`appearance: {`\
`theme: 'night',`\
`variables: {`\
`colorPrimary: '#10B981',`\
`colorBackground: '#0F172A',`\
`borderRadius: '8px',`\
`fontFamily: 'Inter, system-ui, sans-serif',`\
`},`\
`},`\
`};`

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