Shopify Ecom FAQ

Shopify Payments card rates are set per country as well as per plan — the US 2.9% + 30¢ is a Basic-plan US rate, not a global one.

Shopify combines volume across US Shopify Payments accounts under one TIN; if the total clears that year's threshold, each account gets a 1099-K.

Yes — a "Customer is B2B" rule in Checkout Blocks, a route Shopify limits to Plus, or a B2B market assigned to the discount's eligibility.

Your customer sees an ordinary order and a status page about the shipment, with no payment status shown; pending-payment emails come on resolution.

Shopify Payments counts the UTC posting date, not the order date — a December 31 order posting January 1 lands on next year's 1099-K.

Only where Shopify is required to tax your account charges — and even there its help page says app charges might be included, not will.

Read together, Shopify's terms and help pages describe one unpaid-bill event: 28 days to a freeze, then 60 more before it may terminate.

No page we read counts Shop app users: Shopify captions 250M+ for Shop Pay or Shop + Shop Pay, and calls its 150M+ global shoppers.

Payment pending means the money hasn't arrived yet — and Shopify's pages name different actions that might be blocked.

It depends on your country and tax number — and Shopify taxes your subscription and your Shopify Payments fees under separate rules.

Shopify blocks a named list of countries and regions; Shopify Payments covers 40 countries and regions — everywhere else needs a third-party gateway.

If your carrier isn't on Shopify's list, you buy the label through your own account, an app, or another carrier — not through Shopify Shipping.