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  1. Feb 13, 2024 · Acquirers/Merchants: Merchants and acquirers generally have 45 days to respond to each phase of a Mastercard chargeback. An important exception is a request for information concerning a dispute. Merchants only have 18 days to respond to this. Learn more about Mastercard chargeback time limits.

  2. Chargeback Guide Merchant Edition— • 30 April 2024 3. ... Not Considered in Violation of Mastercard Rule for Coercion Claim..... 118 Late First Chargeback ...

  3. Feb 19, 2024 · These are the key time limits to be aware of: The merchant has 20 days to fight a chargeback by submitting representment. The issuing bank has 20 days to initiate a pre-arbitration chargeback after receiving representment. Either party has 10 days to pursue arbitration after the pre-arbitration chargeback occurs.

  4. Jan 30, 2024 · The time allocated to this comes out of the time allotted to the merchant. These acquirers and processors have the power to impose their own deadlines to give themselves more time. In many cases, merchants may only have 5-10 days in which to respond to a chargeback. 4 Phases of the Mastercard Chargeback Process

  5. Jul 19, 2024 · Depending on the reason for disputing a charge, Visa cardholders have up to 120 days to file a chargeback from the date of the transaction. But in a few instances, the chargeback timeline may be limited to just 75 days. Visa cardholders have 120 days to file a chargeback for any of the following reasons: Fraudulent transaction.

  6. By and large, merchants have 30 business days to respond to each chargeback phase when a Visa or Discover card is involved. Mastercard gives merchants a chargeback time limit of 45 days for each stage of the dispute. While over at American Express, a merchant’s dispute response time limit is 20 days for any phase of the case lifecycle.

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  8. Step 2: Know the timeframes and deadlines for filing your chargeback dispute. The acquiring bank notifies the merchant when a customer has disputed a charge. It will provide the merchant with the deadline for deciding whether to dispute the chargeback and for submitting all compelling evidence that shows the dispute is unwarranted.