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fewer non-fraud disputes were sent to merchants in 2019 than in 2016 following our multi-year journey to improve disputes policies and processes. *
What have we done to improve the disputes experience?
The window to receive a dispute has been limited to 120 days from the transaction date. **
Now, disputes on the same transaction can only be raised twice, in most cases
We try to resolve No Knowledge disputes before reaching out to you by sending the Card Member more information
You can bill the Card Member for damages to property or equipment, including smoking fees.
These are just a few of the changes we’ve made. To find out more, download our guide on the latest disputes updates.
Disputes Education Center
We’ve put together the following resources to help you understand how to reduce and prevent disputes.
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Get answers and advice from our Disputes Webinar Series.
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For tips in two minutes or less, watch these videos.
Understanding the Disputes Process
Tips to Avoid Disputes
Preventing Fraud
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Disputes Reference Guide
To help make responding to Inquiries and Chargebacks as simple as possible, we’ve put all the tools and info you need into one resource.
The best way to respond to a dispute is online with your Merchant Account.
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*Based on a comparison of the ratios of non-fraud disputes that require merchant involvement to total transactions, in 2016 and 2019.
**Except for these dispute categories: 1. Goods/services not received. 2. Goods/services returned/canceled. 3. Redisputes. In these instances, the timeframe can extend slightly.