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What is a Chargeback?
What is a Chargeback?
Updated over 10 months ago

A chargeback is an important consumer protection mechanism, designed to offer you recourse in specific instances where a transaction may not meet the agreed terms. In the context of Green Nation, here's how a chargeback works:

Situations That Warrant a Chargeback:

  1. Non-Delivery or Misrepresentation of Goods/Services: If a merchant fails to provide the goods or services as described, or if they are not provided at all.

  2. Incorrect Charges: This includes instances of being double-charged or charged in the wrong currency.

  3. Fraudulent Transactions: If a payment was made fraudulently from your account.

The Chargeback Process:

  • When you dispute a transaction under these circumstances, Green Nation initiates a chargeback process with the relevant payment networks, such as Visa.

  • This process involves investigating the disputed transaction and liaising with the merchant's bank to resolve the issue.

Important Considerations:

  • No Guaranteed Outcome: It's crucial to understand that there is no guarantee of a favorable outcome. The ability to recover your funds depends on the specific circumstances of the chargeback request and is subject to the rules and regulations set by Visa.

  • Guided Support: Green Nation provides support and guidance throughout the chargeback process, helping you navigate the necessary steps and providing updates on the status of your dispute.

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