The Homepage message represents a merchant's store homepage within the system.
A merchant's homepage is the primary domain where customers interact with their store.
The homepage can be claimed and verified as a proof of ownership and allows the merchant to unlock features that require a verified website. For more information, see Understanding online store URL verification.
JSON representation
{"name": string,"claimed": boolean,"uri": string}
Fields
name
string
Identifier. The resource name of the store's homepage. Format: accounts/{account}/homepage
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