How Mastercard Dispute Resolution Affects Merchants
If there’s one constant involved in dealing with chargebacks, it’s that the rules are always changing.
The card networks might roll out some minor updates at any time.
If there’s one constant involved in dealing with chargebacks, it’s that the rules are always changing.
The card networks might roll out some minor updates at any time.
Ever shopped around for a home loan, or tried tot find the right credit card for your needs? If so, you know how overwhelming it can be.
There are few messages that merchants dread more than credit card dispute notifications. Not only do they mean you’re losing a sale and possibly a customer,
Regulators in the EU and UK markets have implemented several sweeping overhauls to payment standards in recent years. Their goal was to create a more standardized,
If a cardholder has a problem with a transaction, and they’re unable to resolve the problem directly with the merchant,
The chargeback scheme was devised by—and for—the payments industry. If you’ve been a merchant long enough, you’re probably at least somewhat familiar with it.
Generally speaking, governments provide an outline of the process for card networks to follow.
When you think about fraud, you probably imagine a shady figure in a dark hoodie, tucked into the corner of some dusty basement.
Suppose you’re a cardholder trying to get your money back after a purchase. You try to contact the merchant…but they won’t return your emails or answer your calls.
Is there really that much you need to know about credit card transactions? After all, a cardholder slips a chip card into your POS terminal and,
You want to do right by your customers. This is especially true when a dispute arises, and you find yourself at odds with a buyer.