Elements overview

Every Payment Elements integration is built out of one or more elements. This page catalogs everything you can mount, grouped by role. Start with Checkout unless you have a specific reason to lay out fields yourself. Checkout composes the same payment method, address, contact, and custom elements you see below.

Checkout

A single element that renders a full payment form: shopper contact, addresses, a payment method selector, and any custom fields you configure. One mount, one submit, one tokenized payload.

Factory: overflow.checkout(options)
Docs: Checkout introduction

Payment methods

Mount a payment method standalone when you need a compact form, or configure it as a Checkout section for the full experience.

Element	Factory	Use for
Card	`overflow.card()`	Credit and debit cards with PCI-secured input.
Bank	`overflow.bank()`	ACH bank payments with institution search or manual entry.
Apple Pay	`overflow.applePay()`	Apple Pay wallet button.
Google Pay	`overflow.googlePay()`	Google Pay wallet button.

See Payment methods overview.

Address elements

Collect billing and shipping addresses, with optional address autocomplete.

Element	Factory
Billing address	`overflow.billingAddress()`
Shipping address	`overflow.shippingAddress()`

See Address elements.

Contact elements

Single-purpose inputs for shopper contact details.

Element	Factory
Email	`overflow.email()`
Full name	`overflow.fullName()`
Phone	`overflow.phone()`
Company name	`overflow.companyName()`

See Contact elements.

Custom elements

Typed wrappers around common inputs. Use these to collect merchant-defined metadata (gift messages, quantities, opt-ins) alongside payment fields, without dropping out of the SDK’s event and validation pipeline.

Element	Factory	Emits
Text	`overflow.text()`	`string \| null`
Number	`overflow.number()`	`number \| null`
Select	`overflow.select()`	`string \| null`
Checkbox	`overflow.checkbox()`	`boolean`

See Custom elements.

Submit button

A themed submit CTA that emits onSubmit when clicked. Pair it with standalone payment method elements to trigger their submit programmatically.

Factory: overflow.submitButton()
Docs: Submit button

Uniform API

Every element factory returns a handle with the same imperative surface:

const element = overflow.<factory>(options);
element.on(event, handler);
element.mount(selector);
element.update(partialOptions);
element.submit();
element.unmount();
element.destroy();

Every element emits onReady, onChange, onSubmit, onError, onFocus, and onBlur. Wallets add onClick and onExit. See Events overview for the full contract.

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