According to CoinMeta, as reported by Forkast, five products known as 'proxy checkout' were launched this autumn. Each provider has a different interpretation of what they entail, including crawler access, transactions completed within the proxy, checkout forms operated within the buyer's browser, merchant order calls authorized by the platform, and one-click buttons within the information flow. The unresolved issue in marketing is: who bears the loss when a proxy makes a mistaken purchase? Our reporting has outlined the framework surrounding this issue. All five mechanisms point to one destination: the merchant's records. None of these products identify the proxy or model provider as the payer.