What is the primary benefit of using embedded components for a connected platform?

• A. They require more development effort
• B. They offer a highly themeable UI and support multiple workflows
• C. They limit customization options
• D. They only support payments

Answer: (B)

Embedded components let a connected platform deliver a consistent, brand-aligned payment experience that can adapt to different flows. Because these UI blocks are designed to be embedded and themed, you can style the interface to match your brand and reuse the same components across multiple workflows—payments, subscriptions, saved methods, and other payment-related scenarios—without rebuilding each screen from scratch. This approach reduces development effort while keeping a cohesive user experience across the platform. The other options describe the opposite: embedded components don't require more work, they actually enable broad customization, and they support more than just payments.