paymentRequest.canMakePayment() Returns a Promise that resolves with an object detailing if an enabled wallet is ready to pay. If no wallet is available, it resolves with null. The resolution object has the properties in the table below. When using a custom button, inspect the return object's properties to determine which wallet branding to display. > canMakePayment resolves to null outside the following supported cases: > > * Safari 10.1+ (desktop and mobile) > * with a saved Apple Pay card > * or when in a Private Browsing window > * or when the “Allow websites to check if Apple Pay is set up” preference is disabled > * Chrome 61+ (desktop and mobile) > * with a saved Google Pay card > * or when the browser has a saved card (i.e. autofill) ### Return object properties - applePay true if Apple Pay wallet is ready to pay. Use a custom button that conforms to the Apple Pay Human Interface Guidelines. - googlePay true if Google Pay wallet is ready to pay. Use a custom button that conforms to the Google Pay Brand Guidelines. - link true if Link wallet is ready to pay (Link is also known as Onelink in the UK). Link is not supported in custom button configurations. ### Example title paymentRequest.canMakePayment Is this helpful?