Turn lost disputes into recovered funds.
Minimise losses, recover revenue and manage disputes efficiently with Flowapay.’s chargeback resolution solutions.
Chargeback resolution is the process of handling disputed transactions between merchants and customers. It involves reviewing claims, providing evidence, and determining transaction validity to recover lost revenue and maintain payment security.
Flowapay. helps businesses stop disputes before they escalate. saving time and revenue. Real-time tracking and chargeback representation enable fast responses and regulatory compliance.
Identify and stop disputes before they escalate.
Monitor and respond to claims in real time.
Recover revenue by challenging invalid disputes.
Minimise risks with proactive fraud detection.
Turn lost disputes into recovered funds.
Protect your revenue and recover lost payments with Flowapay.’s chargeback solutions.
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Chargebacks are managed through a structured dispute process that helps businesses recover lost revenue.
It lowers fraud exposure, minimises fees, and improves win rates on claims.
A process where merchants challenge disputed claims with evidence.
It identifies high-risk transactions before disputes occur.
Chargeback fees are penalties for disputes. Prevention tools help reduce them.
It streamlines claim responses and reduces unnecessary chargeback losses.
It reduces financial risk and protects business revenue.
E-commerce, digital goods, and subscription-based businesses face higher risks.
Yes, winning disputes helps recover lost sales.
Our platform integrates with your payment system for automated dispute handling.
Flowapay Inc. is registered in Canada as a Money Services Business (MSB) and is subject to applicable Canadian anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing legislation, including the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLTFA), as administered by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC).
