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What are Payment Reversals? Why Do They Happen & How Can Merchants Stop Them?

Fi911

Duplicate Charges : If a payer is charged more than once for the same transaction, the duplicates can be reversed. Also, implement fraud detection systems to identify and mitigate suspicious transactions. Require Card Verification Value (CVV) numbers for online purchases.

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Fils Joins Forces With TPS to Bring Sustainable and Climate-Conscious Infrastructure to Pakistan

The Fintech Times

This strategic collaboration hopes to empower TPS’s extensive network of card issuer clientele and merchant acquirers worldwide enabling them to embrace sustainable business practices through Fils’ payments platform. This approach prevents the duplication of credits and ensures clear transparency.

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For Credit Cards, Cancelling The Need To Cancel

PYMNTS

But the conversation that needs to happen, said Frank, is one that must consider that “when you look at credit card innovation, it’s not driven by the banks … but by the core processors” such as FIS and Fiserv.

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EMV Chip Cards: What You Need to Know About PIN or Signature Cards and How They Work

Stax

A consumer using a chip and signature card will sign for the purchase. The signature is compared with the one on the back of the card or with the signature stored in the card issuer’s system. However, the level of security provided can vary depending on whether the card is used with a PIN or a signature.

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Chargeback Dispute Statistics for Merchants

Clearly Payments

Furthermore, billing errors and duplicate charges account for a smaller percentage of chargebacks, roughly 5-10%, where customers dispute charges due to incorrect billing amounts or being charged multiple times for a single transaction. Throughout the process, effective communication with the acquirer is crucial.

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Understanding Chargebacks

Segpay

To mitigate this risk, merchants should ensure that their billing descriptors are clear and recognizable on cardholder statements. Implementing a transparent and customer-friendly return and refund policy can also help mitigate disputes related to product quality or dissatisfaction.

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Expense Reconciliation: Step-by-Step Guide

Nanonets

By comparing these records, businesses can identify any discrepancies, such as missing or duplicate transactions, incorrect or false amounts, or any unauthorised expenses and transactions. This process ensures that all credit card transactions are accurately recorded and accounted for in the company's financial records.