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This clause allocates chargeback risk entirely to the merchant and establishes a direct collection mechanism through settlement fund deductions, which affects cash flow management and reserve account requirements for merchants using the payment processor.
Merchants are required to absorb all costs associated with chargebacks and refunds, and Checkout.com is authorized to satisfy these amounts through automated deductions from settlement or reserve accounts without requiring separate collection procedures.
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"You are liable for all chargebacks, refunds, and associated fees arising from transactions processed through Checkout.com's services. Checkout.com may deduct chargeback amounts directly from your settlement funds or reserve account.— Excerpt from Checkout.com's Checkout.com Terms
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This clause allocates chargeback risk entirely to the merchant and establishes a direct collection mechanism through settlement fund deductions, which affects cash flow management and reserve account requirements for merchants using the payment processor.
Merchants are required to absorb all costs associated with chargebacks and refunds, and Checkout.com is authorized to satisfy these amounts through automated deductions from settlement or reserve accounts without requiring separate collection procedures.
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