“As this tool is based on machine learning, Checkout.com may be unable to provide the underlying reasons for why a particular score is given to a Transaction.”
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Businesses relying on the fraud score to accept or reject transactions may have no recourse to understand or challenge the basis of a given score.
Checkout.com is not obligated to explain the reasoning behind a machine-learning fraud score given to any Transaction.
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"As this tool is based on machine learning, Checkout.com may be unable to provide the underlying reasons for why a particular score is given to a Transaction.Excerpt from Checkout.com's Terms
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Businesses relying on the fraud score to accept or reject transactions may have no recourse to understand or challenge the basis of a given score.
Checkout.com is not obligated to explain the reasoning behind a machine-learning fraud score given to any Transaction.
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