PayPal is my first choice and if I go to check out on your store and you don't have PayPal as an option, the chances I abandon my cart if I don't have my wallet

PayPal is my first choice and if I go to check out on your store and you don't have PayPal as an option, the chances I abandon my cart if I don't have my wallet just went up exponentially. I use it as a buffer between me and the provider. Everything goes through a credit card so I still get the points/miles I would get entering the card directly. Except now they don't have a credit card token they can keep charging forever. They have a PayPal token that I can log into PayPal and immediately revoke, asynchronously, without involving the merchant or my credit card at all. I don't need to worry about my details still being with that merchant. I don't have to worry about the merchant's convolution and likely-illegal cancellation process. The only negative I can think of is that any dispute has to go through PayPal, and while I've never done it I would bet money they are going to be skewed more in the merchant's favor than the credit card company. But that being said I have had fully legitimate chargebacks (as in not "I want a refund and they said no" but "this is a fraudulent charge I never agreed to") get denied and reversed by Discover so that's not a 100% certainty either. I never receive money through PayPal so while I've read all the same horror stories everyone else has, that doesn't seem likely to affect me. My biggest gripe is the full-screen advertisement for whatever service they're pushing every time you log in on the website.