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Checkout.com updated their Checkout.com Terms on September 29, 2026. Change detected: 6 sentence(s) removed, 5 sentence(s) modified. Document contained 211 sentences after update.

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.

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.

Checkout.com revised its infringement reporting policy to clarify the process for intellectual property rights owners reporting alleged infringement on websites using their services. The updated terms now require reporters to first attempt direct resolution with the business, provide specific evidence that the website uses Checkout.com's services, and include detailed information about the alleged infringement and infringing material. The revised language also establishes that Checkout.com, as a payment service provider, does not host third-party websites and limits its actions to suspension or termination of services with the business, and does not guarantee a specific response timeline or public disclosure of investigation results.

In an update detected on August 21, 2026, Checkout.com modified its footer navigation structure. The change replaced the generic "Where we excel" heading with "Departments" in the Careers section menu. This is a minor structural reorganization of the company's website navigation with no material impact on the terms of service, consumer obligations, or service delivery.

Checkout.com added two sentences promoting an 'Early Careers #NextGen' program to its website footer navigation, positioned within the Careers section. The change expanded the careers page content to include messaging about learning, growth, and impact from day one. This is a navigational and informational update with no material change to consumer terms, rights, or obligations.

Checkout.com updated its tax strategy disclosure detected on July 15, 2026 to reflect organizational changes and expanded governance documentation. The company renamed the Group VP Tax to Group Head of Tax and clarified that this role sits on multiple committees to update senior leadership on tax issues. The policy now explicitly describes transfer pricing practices on an arm's length basis, adds language about robust reporting systems, and updates the scope of the tax strategy to cover the year ended December 31, 2025 and remain in effect through 2026. These changes primarily affect how the company describes its internal tax governance and compliance framework rather than creating new consumer obligations.