Chargebacks

Chargebacks are the reversal of a credit or debit card transaction, typically as the result of a dispute between a customer and a merchant. Chargebacks may be initiated by the customer or the issuing bank, and may be triggered by issues such as fraud, unauthorized charges, or faulty or defective goods. Continue Reading Below

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About Chargebacks

Chargebacks are the reversal of a credit or debit card transaction, typically as the result of a dispute between a customer and a merchant. Chargebacks may be initiated by the customer or the issuing bank, and may be triggered by issues such as fraud, unauthorized charges, or faulty or defective goods.