Under Settings > Payment settings > Checkout verschillende you will find 3 different checkout options that you can switch on and off.

You can select one of the following checkout configurations:

Multi-step checkout
Checkout on one page
One step checkout

You can also run multiple checkout scenarios simultaneously so that you can run A/B testing to determine the most efficient checkout for your customers.

For more information about:

to set up the checkout, click here.
steps at checkout, click here.

Multi-step checkout

This is the checkout that comes by default in your theme. At each step, data must be entered and/or certain options selected. When completing a step, your customers click Next to proceed to the next step of the process. It consists of five steps:

1	2	3	4	5

One page checkout vs one step checkout

Checkout on one page	One step checkout
As the name suggests, the one-page checkout consists of a checkout where all data and options are entered on one page for the customer to scroll through. All details and steps are the same as with the multi-step checkout, except in the one-page checkout the customer does not switch pages after the customer clicks Next , but the system automatically scrolls to the next step on the page.	The one-step checkout is similar to the one-page checkout. As with the one page checkout, all steps are on one page. In the one-step checkout, these steps are not located one below the other but next to each other. By default, some steps have a “fade effect”, a gray haze over the steps that makes them fade into the background. Customers must first complete a step to move to the next step in the checkout, eliminating the “fade effect”. Clicking on Next after completing a step is therefore no longer necessary, the next step is automatically visible on the screen.