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Checkout.com restructured its website terms of use, removing several liability disclaimers and warranty limitations that previously applied to website visitors, while adding expanded language about its anti-money laundering and financial crime compliance framework. The updated terms now reference a separate Checkout.com Service Agreement for liability limitations on paid services, shift password security notifications from legal@checkout.com to support.checkout.com, and replace specific UK regulatory references with broader language about global regulatory supervision and compliance procedures.
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The updated terms remove several liability disclaimers that previously applied to website visitors, including language stating the company makes no warranties about website accuracy or completeness and assumes no liability for linked websites. The revised terms now state that liability limitations for paid services will be set out in a separate Checkout.com Service Agreement rather than in the website terms. For password security issues, users should now contact support.checkout.com instead of legal@checkout.com.
What you can do
→ Review the separate Checkout.com Service Agreement for liability limitations that now apply to paid services
→ Update password security incident reporting to use support.checkout.com instead of legal@checkout.com
Key Clauses Affected
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Liability limitations for website visitors
Removed specific warranty disclaimers and liability caps that previously applied to website visitors; liability for paid services now governed by separate Service Agreement.
Anti-money laundering compliance framework
Expanded from UK-specific regulatory references to global compliance framework describing KYC/KYB procedures, transaction monitoring, and reporting to Financial Intelligence Units.
Password security reporting
Changed contact method from legal@checkout.com to support.checkout.com for reporting suspected password compromise.
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2026-10-11 · Feed summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text Revised website liability disclaimers and global anti-money laundering compliance framework; password breach reporting contact moved to support channel.
2026-10-11 · Impact summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text The updated terms modify how Checkout.com limits its liability for information published on its website and clarifies dispute resolution procedures. The revised language states that information on Checkout.com websites is provided for general information only and is not legal advice, and that users place reliance on such information at their own risk. The agreement now specifies that liability limitations for service-related claims will be set out in a separate Service Agreement rather than incorporated into the website terms. Password breach notifications should now be reported through support.checkout.com instead of legal@checkout.com.
2026-10-11 · Summary edited · summary regenerated by summarize_events
Previous text Checkout.com revised its website terms and anti-money laundering policy in an update detected on August 28, 2026. The website terms section now removes general disclaimers about information accuracy and adds explicit liability waivers, changes the password breach notification contact from legal@checkout.com to support.checkout.com, and clarifies that service-related liability limitations will be governed by a separate Service Agreement rather than a Merchant Services Agreement. The anti-money laundering policy was substantially rewritten to describe compliance obligations in global rather than UK-specific terms, emphasizing multi-jurisdiction regulatory supervision and adding language about identity verification protocols, transaction monitoring, and suspicious activity reporting.
2026-10-07 · Change line edited · change line rewritten to the 2026-10-07 template: no detection date, no sentence counts
Previous text Checkout.com updated their Checkout.com Terms on August 28, 2026. Change detected: 14 sentence(s) added, 11 sentence(s) removed, 15 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 240 sentences after update.
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