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"When using forward API functionality, it is the Company's responsibility to ensure that the designated endpoint of any Vault Data that it instructs Checkout.com to transfer complies with Applicable Law, including any PCI DSS requirements.Excerpt from Checkout.com's Terms
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The clause states: “When using forward API functionality, it is the Company's responsibility to ensure that the designated endpoint of any Vault Data that it instructs Checkout.com to transfer complies with Applicable Law, including any PCI DSS requirements.”
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