Retailers using Adobe eCommerce software tools will soon be able to add one-click checkout. Adobe has announced it will add this feature thanks to a partnership with Bolt, Reuters reported.
If Bolt has seen the retailer’s customer before among its own network of 10 million shoppers, it will complete their payment details and charge the merchant a fee, according to the report.
“We see a 60% higher conversion rate when we’re able to pre-populate all of that information,” Bolt Chief Business Officer Bob Buch told Reuters.
This joins several other partnerships announced by Adobe in recent months, the report stated.
Last week, Adobe also announced the debut of an integrated solution that combines eSignature workflows, powered by Adobe Sign, with instant payments across the U.S. and around the world through Mastercard Send.
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The collaboration offers an end-to-end digital document workflow with secure online forms, identity verification, automated document routing for approvals, eSignatures and instant payments.
In October, eCommerce leasing company Katapult became an Accelerate partner in the Adobe Exchange Program.
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Katapult’s lease-purchase option is available as an extension in the payment category of Adobe’s Magento Marketplace and integrates with digital platforms. Funding is fast, giving consumers a simple checkout experience.
As an Accelerate partner, Katapult’s merchants using Adobe Commerce or Magento Open Source will receive prioritized support and access to real-time data and partner offerings.
In September, Adobe announced it was adding payment services to Adobe Commerce, a move that allows merchants to avoid the need to integrate with third-party payment services.
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Powered by the PayPal Commerce Platform, the services will be available to Adobe merchants in the U.S. in the fourth quarter of this year and in Canada, Australia and Western Europe in 2022.
