Customers feel unsecure and complain that when they add they’re CVV code it doesn’t get blurred (example - CVV - 123, it should be CVV - ***) please check this issue on the customise checkout page, here’s a link to my website:
Thank You,
A store owner reports that customers are concerned about security because the CVV field during checkout displays numbers in plain text (e.g., “123”) instead of masking them as asterisks (“***”).
Proposed Solution:
type="value_verification" to type="password" in the payment sectionTechnical Context:
<input> tag with id="verification_value" in the checkout pageStatus: The issue remains unresolved, with the store owner expressing frustration in their latest response.
Customers feel unsecure and complain that when they add they’re CVV code it doesn’t get blurred (example - CVV - 123, it should be CVV - ***) please check this issue on the customise checkout page, here’s a link to my website:
Thank You,
Hello,
Payment sections sometimes fetch external code via iframe, which can be difficult to intervene with. However, if you change the type attribute of the tag with the id=“verification_value” to type=“password” in the payment section, it will automatically conceal the entered numbers.