What is a Chargeback Defense?

A chargeback defense is when a customer who does not receive his goods or services, or says he did not place an order, can ask his Issuing Bank to charge back the Merchant.  The Issuing Bank sends the chargeback request to the Merchant Bank, which forwards it to the Merchant asking to validate the charge.  Information such as the amount, an invoice or folio, customer signature or shipping documents, as well as the shipping address (used in AVS during authorization), is needed to defend against a chargeback.

Electronic Merchant Systems Payment Processing Glossary :

Defining key payment processing and merchant services industry terms to help business owners make better decisions.

 

 

 

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