MasterCard Chargeback Reason Codes
MasterCard Chargeback Reason Codes
MasterCard Reason Codes
MasterCard Reason Codes
MasterCard uses four-digit numbers for their chargeback reason codes, each beginning with 48 as the first two digits. Some acquirers, processors or PSPs may just provide the last two digits of the reason code in their data reporting, as that is all that is needed to distinguish between the reason codes and recognize the chargeback description.
MasterCard eliminated some reason codes while condensing or combining others in 2016. There are now 19 different reason codes and while MasterCard does not group or categorize these in a way like Visa disputes, we have organized these into four similar groups below.
MasterCard uses four-digit numbers for their chargeback reason codes, each beginning with 48 as the first two digits. Some acquirers, processors or PSPs may just provide the last two digits of the reason code in their data reporting, as that is all that is needed to distinguish between the reason codes and recognize the chargeback description.
MasterCard eliminated some reason codes while condensing or combining others in 2016. There are now 19 different reason codes and while MasterCard does not group or categorize these in a way like Visa disputes, we have organized these into four similar groups below.
Fraud Related Chargeback Reason Codes
Fraud Related Chargeback Reason Codes
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Time Matters. Swift & Agile Responses to Payment Fraud Attacks
This webinar was held on October 4, 2023. Hosted by The Fraud Practice's Justin McDonald and Rebecca Alter, Trust and Safety Architect at Sift, provides insights as it relates to responding to payment fraud attacks in digital channels. With the holiday sales rush approaching, being prepared to respond quickly and with agility is critical to successfully navigating this high-volume time of year with elevated fraud activity.
Topics covered in this webinar will include:
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Strategies to proactively detect when a fraud attack is on-going and assess the size and scope of the issue
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Being ready to respond with a defined “Active Attack Mode” and anti-fraud teams who are ready to spring into action
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Addressing vulnerabilities through longer-term fraud strategy development and best practices for partnering with product teams