The cookie banner
built for Square Online.
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What Velo does
on Square Online.
Paste the Velo snippet into the custom code slot in Square Online's site settings and publish. That is the whole job, with no theme files to edit. Run Google Tag Manager? Use the Velo CMP template there instead.
Square’s official header-code dialog. Give the entry a name, paste your Velo snippet, choose Head, and save.
Square documentation ↗View full size ↗How it goes live
on Square Online.
Three steps. Most installs take a few minutes when you can already publish changes to the site.
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Paste the snippet
In Square Online, add the Velo snippet in site settings and publish. Or add the Velo template in Google Tag Manager.
Official documentation image, reviewed 23 September 2026 Square’s official header-code dialog. Give the entry a name, paste your Velo snippet, choose Head, and save.
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Denied by default, banner up
Velo sets the Google Consent Mode v2 defaults before your other tags run, denied where your region settings ask for opt in, then shows the banner. Google tags adjust to the choice and tags you gate on Velo's consent event wait for it. Every choice is saved to your consent records.
Live interface capture · 23 September 2026 The real banner on veloconsent.com, captured on 23 September 2026. Your banner’s copy, layout and region settings may differ.
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Verify, then publish
Check that the consent signals change in Tag Assistant when you accept and when you reject, then publish. Run the same check again whenever you change your tags or banner settings.
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Square Online questions,
answered.
What teams putting a banner on Square Online ask first.
Is this hard to set up without a developer?
Usually not. The install is one snippet pasted into a settings field, then a publish, and the guide shows each click. Most installs take a few minutes when you can already edit your site settings.
Do I even need a cookie banner for a small shop?
If EU or UK visitors reach your site, or customers in US states with privacy laws, the size of the shop does not change the rules. Velo's region settings let you choose where the banner shows. If you are unsure which laws apply to you, ask a privacy adviser.
What does it do for my advertising?
It passes each visitor's choice to Google Ads and GA4 through Consent Mode v2, and the tags adjust to it. Google may model some sales from declined visitors when its eligibility and traffic conditions are met. Smaller shops may not meet them, and modelling is not guaranteed.
Will it change how my site looks?
The banner ships its own light or dark theme, renders over your layout without touching it, and disappears once the visitor chooses. Your site stays yours.
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