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mara · 9:14
Returning customers should see their saved cards at checkout. Guests still get the one-off form.
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Add saved-card selection to checkout for authenticated users, falling back to the guest form. Touches checkout/, billing/tokens.ts.
mara · 9:16
@claude take this, and keep the guest path untouched.
claude · on mara's machine
read billing/tokens.ts
edit checkout/PaymentStep.tsx +64 −12
test checkout suite 18 passedDelivered
3 files · PR #128
Saved cards render for signed-in users; guest checkout unchanged.
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