Checkout.com's terms of service underwent a minor formatting change detected on September 9, 2026. In the footer navigation, the text 'Payment facilitators' was reformatted from two words to three words as 'Payment Facilitators Platforms', and a new 'New' label was added adjacent to this section. This appears to be a navigation or product categorization update with no material change to substantive terms, conditions, or user obligations.
This change is a formatting update to the footer navigation of Checkout.com's terms of service page. The update reorganizes how payment facilitator resources are presented in the navigation menu by adding a 'Platforms' label and a 'New' indicator. This does not affect substantive payment processing terms, user rights, data collection, or service obligations. No action is required.
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This change is a minor navigation and labeling update to the footer of Checkout.com's terms page. It does not alter substantive terms, conditions, legal obligations, or regulatory compliance requirements. No institutional action is required. This …
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