What is Chargeback Representment and How Does it Work?
Chargeback representment can be exceptionally useful for merchants, allowing them to fight fraud and protect revenues.
What You Should Know About High-Risk Merchants and Chargebacks
Some businesses are at a higher than normal risk of suffering chargebacks and can be designated as “high-risk” by acquiring banks.
Valid & Invalid Chargebacks: What’s The Difference?
It’s crucial for merchants to know the difference between valid and invalid chargebacks and how to deal with them.
Understanding the Merchant’s Rights When it Comes to Chargebacks
Much of the discussion around chargebacks focuses on customer rights. However, businesses also have rights when it comes to chargebacks.
CFPB Extends Chargebacks to Buy Now, Pay Later Programs
Merchants may have used BNPL to dodge chargebacks; but now, that's changed. However, with the right strategies and tools, merchants can still limit them.
How Ethoca Alerts Can Protect Your Business and Prevent Chargebacks
A comprehensive review of Ethoca's chargeback prevention tool.
The Best Dispute Management Software in 2024
By leveraging the best dispute management software in 2024, you can dramatically reduce chargebacks, safeguarding your company.
What Are Chargeback Ratios?
Everything you need to know about this crucial business metric, why it matters, and what you can do to stay in the green.
How is Artificial Intelligence Impacting Fraud and Chargebacks?
Understanding what AI is and isn't, and how it affects dispute management. Everything a merchant needs to know.
A Prescription to Reduce Chargebacks in the Healthcare Industry
Just like any other business, medical providers and health insurance companies get hit with fraud and chargebacks.
Chargebacks Are Still a Threat in the Era of EMV
The EMV rollout has greatly reduced card-present fraud, but scammers can still use exploits to compromise smart chip protections.
Here’s How Fraudsters Can “Phish” For Chargebacks
For businesses big and small, cybersecurity is crucial. Phishing can lead to fraudulent transactions, which can lead to chargebacks.