When you onboard with Checkout.com to process authentications, you can choose to use your own acquirer bank identification numbers (BINs) instead of our acquirer BINs.If you use your own acquirer BINs, the scheme will charge a 3DS fee to your acquirer, who may pass this on to you.
Can I use my own acquirer BIN to process authentications with Checkout.com?
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