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Our blog teaches you everything you need to know about chargebacks and the payment industry. As well as some case studies from us.
What the MATCH List (TMF) Is and How to Get Off It
The MATCH list records merchants terminated by an acquirer, and removal depends on correcting the termination cause and getting the reporting acquirer to update the record.
What Is Ethoca Consumer Clarity?
Ethoca Consumer Clarity shares merchant and order details with a cardholder's bank before a dispute, helping resolve confusion without a chargeback.
How Often Do Merchants Win Chargeback Disputes? (2026 Data)
Merchant chargeback win rates vary by evidence quality, reason code, and dispute stage, making a response-rate benchmark more useful than a single universal percentage.
Shopify NDRP: What It Means and How to Exit
Shopify NDRP automatically resolves eligible Shopify Payments disputes before a formal chargeback, and the three-part order check identifies the right path toward exit.
What Is a Merchant ID? Definition, Format, Chargeback Risk
A merchant ID (MID) is a unique number that helps route payments to the right merchant account. It ensures smooth communication between all parties in a transaction. Keep reading to learn why they’re critical for doing business.
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Chargeback Rebuttal Template: Match Evidence by Reason Code
A chargeback rebuttal works when its evidence answers the reason code's exact claim, using a concise letter and records the issuer can verify.
What Is CDRN? Cardholder Dispute Resolution Network
CDRN is one of Verifi's pre-dispute alert network, giving eligible merchants a short window to refund a cardholder before a chargeback is filed.
Best Shopify Chargeback Prevention App in 2026
This guide compares the best fraud prevention apps for Shopify. Keep reading to find ways to reduce fraud.
Debit Card Chargebacks: The Full Guide
Debit card chargebacks follow different consumer-protection rules and evidence windows than credit-card disputes, so merchants need network-specific response records and prevention controls.
Chargeback Companies: How to Choose the Right One (2026)
Chargeback companies differ by whether they prevent disputes, fight filed cases, or guarantee fraud outcomes, so merchants should compare intervention point, pricing, and proof before buying.
Chargeback Process Flow: The 8 Stages, Explained
The chargeback process moves through eight stages from a cardholder claim to a final network decision, showing exactly when a merchant can refund, respond, or escalate.
Chargeback Prevention: How Alert-Based Prevention Works
Main summary: Chargeback alerts let merchants refund disputes before they file, with network coverage, operating steps, and the limits alerts do not solve.
Credit Card Encryption vs. Tokenization: Which Is Safer?
Tokenization replaces card data with a non-sensitive reference while encryption makes it unreadable but reversible, making tokenization the safer default for most merchant systems.
How to Fight Product Unacceptable Chargebacks
Product-unacceptable chargebacks turn on whether the item materially differed from the promise, so the strongest response matches the buyer's claim to product and delivery proof.
How to Avoid SaaS Chargebacks: Fix Billing Gaps
SaaS chargeback prevention closes billing gaps around renewals, retries, descriptors, cancellation, and refunds before customers turn a confusing charge into a dispute.
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How to Prevent PayPal Chargebacks: Tactics by Type
Fraud prevention and transparency about products are the best ways to prevent chargebacks. Keep reading to find more ways to prevent chargebacks, claims, and disputes.
What Is Visa Resolve Online (VROL)? A Merchant's Guide
Visa Resolve Online is Visa's dispute-management platform, and merchants use it through their acquirer to receive cases, respond with evidence, and track outcomes.
AI Shopping Agents and Your Chargeback Risk
AI shopping agents send shoppers to ecommerce sites without changing the usual checkout fraud controls, but merchants need to identify when an agent initiates payment and confirm card-brand enrollment.
Dropshipping INR Chargebacks: Winning Without Tracking
Dropshippers can defend item-not-received disputes without scan-level tracking by building a layered fulfillment record, while recognizing which cases lack enough proof to win.
What Is a Merchant Account? How It Works, What It Costs, and What Puts It at Risk
A merchant account temporarily receives settled card funds, and its pricing, underwriting, and exposure to reserves or closure depend heavily on a merchant's dispute ratio.
What Is Promo Abuse? How It Becomes a Chargeback
Promo abuse repeats or circumvents an offer and can later become a fraud or recurring-billing dispute, so identity checks, redemption limits, notices, and evidence records matter.
Chargeback.io vs Signifyd: how they differ
Signifyd screens and guarantees orders at checkout, while Chargeback.io resolves reported disputes before they post, so their effect on revenue and chargeback ratio is different.
Chargeback Management Companies: The 3 Types
Chargeback management companies split into three categories, in-house tooling, outsourced services, and software-only platforms, and confirming pricing model, real integrations, win-rate base, and contract terms before signing is what separates a genuine fit from a homepage label.
Chargeback Abuse: How to Spot It, Prove It, and Stop It
Chargeback abuse is an intentional dispute over a purchase the customer received, and merchant-side behavior evidence, cost accounting, and prevention controls determine the response.
Free Trial Chargebacks: Why Auto-Renewal Disputes Happen
Free-trial chargebacks typically begin with the first auto-renewal charge, and clear disclosure, notices, authorization evidence, and an easy cancellation path help prevent them.
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