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We reserve the right to transfer our rights under these Terms and provide the Services using another entity, provided that entity upholds these Terms.
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"In using the Network Token Service, the Company represents and warrants at all times that: it has all necessary approvals to transfer data to Checkout.com or its third party acquirer...Excerpt from Checkout.com's Terms
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The clause states: “In using the Network Token Service, the Company represents and warrants at all times that: it has all necessary approvals to transfer data to Checkout.com or its third party acquirer...”
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