Mastercard is expanding its First-Party Trust program across the globe to fight first-party fraud and reduce chargeback costs ...

Mastercard’s fraud-prevention program is now available in Asia Pacific to support small businesses facing rising disputes.

A credit card chargeback is an important tool for resolving billing disputes and undoing any fraud in your account. Learn how it works with Forbes Advisor.

A credit card chargeback is a process of a customer disputing a transaction in their account against a merchant, and seeking a reversal of it. For example, Paresh ordered headphones from a merchant.

Customers can file a chargeback with their credit card issuer to reverse transactions for unauthorized use, wrong products, or non-delivery. The process involves disputing a transaction, providing ...

And keep in mind that a chargeback on your credit card account doesn’t mean the seller has no rights against you. The seller can still try to get payment by suing you directly.

An Australian business owner was left in disbelief after catching a customer in a very brazen act months after the brand was ...

Merchants win 21 percent of disputes over credit card charges, according to ChargeDesk, a company that tries to reduce chargebacks. When merchants win, the customer must pay the disputed charge.

CNW/ - After a successful launch in the U.S., Mastercard is expanding its data-driven First-Party Trust program to counter ...

Mastercard is using AI to help detect and prevent credit card fraud. The company says the tech can flag unusual patterns and block fraudulent transactions. This article is part of "AI in Action ...

Customers can file a chargeback with their credit card issuer to reverse transactions for unauthorized use, wrong products, or non-delivery. The process involves disputing a transaction, providing ...

A credit card chargeback is a process of a customer disputing a transaction in their account against a merchant, and seeking a reversal of it. For example, Paresh ordered headphones from a merchant.