Skip to main content
Chargeback
Updated over 3 weeks ago

In order to enhance our customers' experience, RedotPay will make every effort to apply for chargeback for customers and reduce their losses:

Scenarios for submitting a chargeback request:

  1. ATM withdrawal failed but funds have been deducted: If the customer attempts to withdraw cash from an ATM using a physical card of RedotPay but does not receive any cash, the funds in RedotPay account are deducted and the bank will not provide refunds.

  2. Merchants do not refund: If the customer incurs a deduction due to fraud (such as the merchant not fulfilling the contract, not shipping, or not providing the agreed service, etc.), and the merchant will not provide refunds.

Please note:

  1. Time limit for chargeback: Once the transaction is completed, customers need to submit a chargeback application to RedotPay within 60 days (Starting from the transaction settlement time). Exceeding this deadline, you will not be able to apply for chargeback.

  2. Chargeback fee: The fee for each chargeback application is $50.

  3. Submit transaction information: When applying for chargeback, customers are required to provide detailed information about the transaction. Providing specific and accurate information will enhance the chances of a successful application.

  4. Processing time: The processing time for each request is usually 3-6 months.

  5. Success rate: RedotPay cannot guarantee that every chargeback request will be successful.

  6. Attention: Chargeback does not support revocation after submission, and chargeback fees are non-refundable.

Attachment (You can also contact RedotPay support team to obtain relevant documents):


Please fill in the following information related to ATM withdrawal failure:

Chargeback_request_information

1. Transaction Details:

- Transaction ID:

- Transaction date:

- Transaction amount:

- Bank name:

2. Cardholder Information:

- Cardholder registered email:

- Full name of the cardholder:

- Billing address:

3. Card Details:

- Card number (last 4 digits):

- Expiration date:

4. Dispute Reason:

- Provide a clear and detailed explanation of the reason for the dispute (e.g., unauthorized transaction, billing error, non-receipt of goods/services, etc.):

5. Supporting Documentation:

- Any evidence supporting the dispute claim (e.g., receipts, invoices, emails, shipping/tracking information, proof of cancellation, etc.):

6. Communication with Bank:

- Documentation of attempts to resolve the issue directly with the bank (e.g., emails, letters, chat logs, video, recording, etc.):

7. Statement or Transaction History:

- A copy of the card statement or transaction history showing the disputed transaction.

8. Police Report or Affidavit (if applicable):

9. Timeline of Events:

- A clear and chronological timeline of the events leading up to the dispute.


Please fill in the following information related to transactions:

Chargeback_request_information

1. Transaction Details:

- Transaction ID:

- Transaction date:

- Transaction amount:

- Merchant name:

- Description of the goods or services purchased:

2. Cardholder Information:

- Cardholder registered email:

- Full name of the cardholder:

- Billing address:

3. Card Details:

- Card number (last 4 digits):

- Expiration date:

4. Dispute Reason:

- Provide a clear and detailed explanation of the reason for the dispute (e.g., unauthorized transaction, billing error, non-receipt of goods/services, etc.):

5. Supporting Documentation:

- Any evidence supporting the dispute claim (e.g., receipts, invoices, emails, shipping/tracking information, proof of cancellation, etc.):

6. Communication with Merchant:

- Documentation of attempts to resolve the issue directly with the bank (e.g., emails, letters, chat logs, video, recording, etc.):

7. Statement or Transaction History:

- A copy of the card statement or transaction history showing the disputed transaction.

8. Police Report or Affidavit (if applicable):

9. Timeline of Events:

- A clear and chronological timeline of the events leading up to the dispute.

Did this answer your question?