Inconsistent Checkout Process for Credit/Debit Card Payments

Description:
The current checkout process on the Enatega food delivery site exhibits inconsistency in the user experience when selecting different payment methods. Specifically, when users choose the credit/debit card option, they are redirected to the Enatega Cash section where only an email and card number are required. This contrasts with the PayPal section, which prompts users for their email first and subsequently presents a more detailed PayPal checkout section, including fields for phone type, phone number, country, region, and billing address.

Steps to Reproduce:
Navigate to the Enatega food delivery site.
Add items to the cart and proceed to the checkout page.
Select the payment method as credit/debit card.
Observe that the checkout process skips directly to the Enatega Cash section, requesting only an email and card number.

Expected Behavior:
The checkout process for credit/debit card payments should follow a consistent pattern, similar to the PayPal option. Users should be prompted for their email first, and then directed to a detailed checkout section where necessary information, such as phone type, phone number, country, region, and billing address, is collected.

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Start by reproducing the credit/debit-card and PayPal flows from the checkout page, using the attached recordings as the behavioral reference. Trace the two payment entry points and compare their requested customer details; done means card checkout follows the expected email and detailed billing-information flow without redirecting inconsistently.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.