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"Checkout.com ensures that your money is safe by complying with the safeguarding requirements under the payments and e-money regulations. We do this by holding our customers' money separately from Checkout.com's own funds.Excerpt from Checkout.com's Terms
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The clause states: “Checkout.com ensures that your money is safe by complying with the safeguarding requirements under the payments and e-money regulations. We do this by holding our customers' money separately from Checkout.com's own funds.”
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