Yes. Shopify Checkout can collect tax-related information when required, depending on the merchant’s tax settings, location, and customer or business requirements.

For example, eligible stores may collect information such as a business tax ID or VAT number. The exact fields available depend on the store’s configuration, market, and applicable tax rules.

Yes. Checkout settings can affect customer trust. A clear, consistent, and professional checkout can reassure customers that their order and payment information are being handled securely.

Factors that can influence trust include:

• Consistent branding and design
• Clear shipping costs and delivery information
• Visible refund, privacy, and terms policies
• Familiar and secure payment methods
• Transparent order summaries and pricing
• A simple, mobile-friendly checkout experience

Poorly configured or confusing checkout settings can create uncertainty and contribute to cart abandonment.

Yes. Merchants can generally remove or change supported checkout images, such as a checkout logo or background image, through Shopify’s Checkout and Accounts Editor.

However, merchants can only modify images that Shopify makes available for customization; they can’t freely remove or replace every built-in checkout element.