Add withdrawal page

The withdrawal form needs a home. A dedicated Withdrawal page gives your customers one stable link to open the form and declare a withdrawal. This guide creates that page and puts the Easy Withdraw form on it. The steps below cover Online Store 2.0 themes, the type most stores run. Vintage and headless storefronts differ, so skip ahead if one matches your store.

Create a withdrawal page template

First, build a page template to hold the form. You create it once in the theme editor, then reuse it for the Withdrawal page.

1. Open your theme

   From your Shopify admin, go to Online Store → Themes. On your live theme, click Customize. The theme editor opens.

2. Open the template picker

   In the top bar, click the template name (it reads Default page by default). A dropdown lists your templates.

3. Create a page template

   Select Pages, then click Create template. The Create a template dialog opens.

4. Name the template

   In the Name field, enter Withdrawal Form. In the Based on dropdown, select Default page. Click Create template. Shopify creates templates/page.withdrawal-form.json and opens it for editing.

Add the Withdrawal Form to the template

With the template open, add the form as an app block.

1. Open the section picker

   In the theme editor sidebar, click Add section. The picker opens with an Apps tab.

2. Choose the form

   Open the Apps tab and select Withdrawal Form (listed under Easy Withdraw). Do not pick Withdrawal Button, which adds the floating button instead. The form block appears in the template preview.

3. Save the template

   Click Save. A confirmation appears in the top bar, and the form is now part of the template.

Create the Withdrawal page

The template is ready. Now create the page that uses it.

1. Add a page

   Go to Online Store → Pages, then click Add page. A blank page editor opens.

2. Name the page

   In the Title field, enter Withdrawal. Leave the Content area empty. The form template supplies everything customers see.

3. Assign the template

   In the Online store card on the right, open the Theme template dropdown and select withdrawal-form. The page now renders through your form template.

Make the page visible

New pages can stay hidden while you finish setup. Publish the page when it is ready.

1. Set the page to visible

   In the Visibility section, select Visible. To stage the page first, keep Hidden selected and switch it later.

2. Save the page

   Click Save. The page is now live at shop-name.myshopify.com/pages/withdrawal.

Verify

Confirm the page works before you link to it.

1. Open the page

   On the saved page, click View page. The Withdrawal page opens in a new tab.

2. Check the form

   Confirm the Easy Withdraw form renders in your store's language. Submit a test declaration and confirm it reaches your Withdrawals list in the app.

Link the page in your footer

Customers need to find the page. The clearest option is a button. You can also add it to the footer menu.

Recommended: add a footer button

1. Open the theme editor

   Go to Online Store → Themes and click Customize. Scroll the preview to the footer.

2. Add a button block

   Select the footer section, click Add block, and choose a Button. A new button appears in the footer. If your theme's footer has no button block, use the footer menu below.

3. Link the button

   Set the button label to Withdrawal and link it to your Withdrawal page. Click Save. The button now shows on every page footer.

Or: add it to the footer menu

1. Open your menus

   Go to Online Store → Navigation, then click Footer menu. The menu's items appear.

2. Add a menu item

   Click Add menu item, set the name to Withdrawal, and link it to your Withdrawal page.

3. Save the menu

   Click Save menu. The link now appears in your storefront footer.

Vintage (Liquid) themes

Vintage themes do not support app blocks, so the form arrives through the Easy Withdraw Script app embed instead: you switch the embed on once, then mark where the form should appear with a single placement line in a Liquid template. No API key and no script code to paste.

1. Enable the Easy Withdraw Script app embed

   In the Easy Withdraw app, open Button and form → Add withdraw form and click Activate in theme editor. The theme editor opens its App embeds panel with Easy Withdraw Script already switched on; click Save. You can also enable it manually: in the theme editor, open Theme settings → App embeds, search for Easy Withdraw, and turn the toggle on.

2. Add a page template

   Go to Online Store → Themes. On your theme, click the ... button (Actions), then Edit code. In the Templates folder, click Add a new template. Choose page, name it withdrawal-form, and create it. Shopify adds templates/page.withdrawal-form.liquid.

3. Paste the form placement line

   Copy the one-line placement snippet shown on the Add withdraw form screen (<div data-easy-withdraw-form></div>), paste it into the new template where the form should appear, and click Save. The app embed finds this marker and renders the form there.

4. Create and publish the page

   Follow Create the Withdrawal page above, select the page.withdrawal-form template, make the page visible, and link it in your footer.

Headless storefronts

A headless storefront has no Shopify theme and no Pages section, so you add the withdrawal page in your own codebase. The app does the wiring for you: in Easy Withdraw, open Button and form → Add withdraw form, pick your storefront under Headless storefronts, and the on-screen guide hands you the snippet tailored to your store.

You do not need to copy any code from this article. The Add withdraw form screen offers:

• React / HTML examples. Switch the code sample between a React component and a plain HTML script tag, so it drops straight into your framework (Hydrogen, Next.js, Astro, plain HTML, and so on).
• Copy MD. Copies a ready-to-paste brief for your AI coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, and the like). It walks the agent through mounting the form, loading the script once, and adjusting your Content-Security-Policy.
• Content-Security-Policy step. If your storefront sets a CSP, the guide lists the exact directives to add so the form's script and frame are allowed to load.

Once the snippet is in place and your domains are authorized, deploy your storefront and link your withdrawal route (for example /withdrawal) from your footer so customers can always reach it.