What Are Chargebacks?
What are chargebacks? Learn how the chargeback process works, what causes disputes, and how merchants can prevent and recover from chargebacks in 2026.
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American Express Chargebacks – How Different Are They?
AMEX issue their cards and deal directly with cardholders. That’s why American Express chargebacks work differently than other chargebacks.
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Chargebacks 101: A merchant’s guide
AMEX issue their cards and deal directly with cardholders. That’s why American Express chargebacks work differently than other chargebacks.
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Merchant Help for Disputes on Amazon
Selling with Amazon comes with some unique benefits when dealing with disputes, provided the merchant complies with their requirements.
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The Merchant Guide to Visa and MasterCard’s Chargeback Programs
Understand what happens with the card schemes when you process excessive chargebacks on their networks. Hint: It’s expensive.
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How the US Congress Created Chargebacks
Chargebacks were created almost fifty years ago by the Fair Credit Billing Act to protect consumers from abuse.
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Prevent Alerts With Visa’s Rapid Dispute Resolution
Visa’s RDR expedites fraud resolution with automated responses to disputes based on predefined rules set by the merchant.
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Is This the Death of Chargebacks?
ChargebackHelp Plus (CBH+) in concert with Visa/Mastercard issuers, could very well usher in the death of chargebacks as we know them.
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What’s the Difference Between Credit and Debit Card Chargebacks?
The origin of the chargeback is forever tied to credit cards. But there are other cards that can induce chargebacks, such as a debit card.
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What is a Chargeback Fee?
The chargeback fee can vary based on factors like business type, banks, and card schemes. Chargebacks are costly, with additional time and effort involved for merchants.
