The platform or marketplace you have chosen to sell on uses Checkout.com as their payments provider. We verify details to protect you and the platform, and to confirm that you are authorized to represent the business. Checkout.com is required by law to verify details to ensure our services meet the local regulations and anti-money laundering requirements.
Why do I need a Checkout.com account?
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