Hi @coleatkinson — just checking in to see if there are any updates regarding the Markets compatibility warning that some apps are receiving, even without any active warnings or deprecated endpoints.
I’ve also sent you an email for more details.
Linking the original thread here for reference: Markets compatibility warning while installing
Thanks in advance!
@Kevin_Sieger @coleatkinson Great topic, these points are so basic yet so important. While the first point is not a deal breaker, the second point renders markets almost useless. As Kevin mentioned, TWINT has a market share of 67% and other countries also have their preferred payment methods.
Now, for a store based in the US or in any other country but selling globally, how do you offer their preferred payment methods? For example, if you go to your US based store (which has South Africa as a market) > payments > add payment method and search for PAYJUSTNOW, you will not find it. PAYJUSTNOW is huge in South Africa, but you cannot sell to us here since your store is based in the US. If you change your store address to South Africa, you can then use PAYJUSTNOW but then you are unable to use payment gateways for other countries…
We simply need the option to use and filter in/out payment gateways and shipping methods for each market.
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@KyleG-Shopify Hey can you possibly take a look at this problem we are having? Restricting payment methods by store address instead of by market is really reducing the value of markets and means additional stores are necessary instead of using markets.