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If the credit or debit card provider authorizes a refund

Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2025 6:07 am
by likhon450@
What happens:request, your merchant account provider deducts the value of the refund in full from your settlement (the amount of money they transfer to your business account). Why it works: Credit card companies nearly always side with customers in disputes with merchants. That’s the case even if they request a refund days, weeks or months after a guest dined with you. All the consumer has to say is the charge is fraudulent or you didn’t provide the service.


It is possible to appeal a dispute but you need evidence for it — that’s difficult for restaurants without a POS system. Solutions: Keep detailed records: Retain copies of your receipts, server notes and security indonesia telegram phone number list camera footage for a few months as evidence. Respond quickly to disputes: If you have evidence supporting your side of the story in a dispute, provide it to the credit card company as quickly as you can. Use a chargeback protection service: They can provide a gateway allowing credit card companies to connect to your CRM or POS, giving them access to your database for information about a disputed charge.


This can help with your defense. Display a clear refund policy: Let diners know what your refund policy is and get them to acknowledge it on larger orders. FYI To avoid chargebacks when a consumer makes a claim, you’ll see a reason code attached to the document you sent. Other than informing you of the basis of the claim, it also provides you with a timeline for fighting against the chargeback. Phantom suppliers Non-existent suppliers bill restaurants for goods and services they never ordered.