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# Enable custom tips with a store profile setting

#### What's new

You can now enable the "Another amount" option for the tips block at the checkout, which allows customers to leave custom tips. This setting is also available with the REST API.

#### Changes in API

There is a new setting for managing the custom tips feature in the store. Find the new *boolean* field: `/profile` > `tipsSettings` > `customTipSettings`. The field is available for both <mark style="color:green;">`GET`</mark> and <mark style="color:purple;">`PUT`</mark> requests.

#### Documentation links

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[Get store profile](/api-reference/rest-api/store-profile/get-store-profile.md)
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[Update store profile](/api-reference/rest-api/store-profile/update-store-profile.md)
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