Chargeback Management Best Practices: How Businesses Can Reduce Payment Disputes at Scale Your email has been sent For businesses that accept card payments, chargebacks reveal how well fraud controls, ...

Troy Segal is an editor and writer. She has 20+ years of experience covering personal finance, wealth management, and business news. Investopedia / Julie Bang A chargeback happens when a charge is ...

It may feel like you can finally rest and move on after you’ve made a sale–but beware of what might come after. A chargeback–when funds are returned to a customer after they’ve disputed a charge–is ...

Q: Our agency is getting into the high-end tour business. We act as the credit card merchant for the program. Retail advisors book our tours by calling in their clients' credit card numbers. I am ...

When retailers discuss ecommerce fraud detection, their top priority is typically fraudulent chargebacks. A chargeback occurs when a consumer questions a transaction on their credit card and asks the ...

Q: Our agency recently won the travel contract for a major company. We sent the company our standard corporate travel management contract, and they have refused to sign because we have a clause ...

Consumers have weaponized chargebacks through chargeback fraud. Convenient access to easily granted charge repudiations has opened the door to purposeful friendly fraud. As a result, a growing field ...

As digital marketplaces expand, so too does the complexity of managing financial risk. Among the most pressing concerns is chargeback fraud, a deceptive practice that exploits the dispute resolution ...

E-commerce fraud is an ongoing problem for online merchants and credit card companies. It has been growing at twice the rate of e-commerce sales. Identity theft traditionally has been one of the most ...