OverviewLulu Buy Buttons allow merchants to sell print-on-demand books directly from their own websites without building a custom checkout experience. To use this feature, merchants must meet several account and operational requirements.This article explains the requirements for using Lulu Buy Buttons and the responsibilities merchants have when selling through this sales channel.TABLE OF CONTENTSRequirementsYour Lulu Account Must Be Set to USDYou Must have a U.S. Bank AccountMerchant ResponsibilitiesRespecting Customer Marketing PreferencesRequirementsBefore you can use Lulu Buy Buttons, you must meet all of the following requirements:Your Lulu Account Must Be Set to USDYour account must be set to, and remain in USD currency. You Must have a U.S. Bank AccountBuy Button payouts are processed through Stripe, which currently requires merchants using this feature to connect a U.S.-based bank account.During the Stripe onboarding process, you will be asked to connect the bank account where your Buy Button earnings should be deposited.If you do not have a U.S. bank account, you will not be able to activate Buy Buttons at this time.Merchant ResponsibilitiesWhen selling through Buy Buttons, the customer is purchasing through your checkout and you are responsible for providing customer support to your buyers. Customers who purchased through your checkout should not be referred to Lulu.You should provide customers with a clear method of contacting you, such as:An email addressA contact form on your websiteA customer support portalAnother reliable support methodCustomers should contact you regarding questions about:Order statusShipping updatesAddress changesCancellationsRefundsReplacements due to damage or print defectsGeneral product inquiriesIf additional assistance is required, you can then contact Lulu on your customer's behalf.Respecting Customer Marketing PreferencesDuring checkout, customers have the option to choose whether they wish to receive marketing communications.If a customer does not opt in to receive marketing emails or promotional communications, you must not use their contact information for marketing purposes.Customer contact information should only be used for purposes related to fulfilling and supporting their order unless the customer has explicitly provided consent to receive marketing communications.Merchants are responsible for complying with all applicable privacy, marketing, and data protection laws in the regions where they operate.