Visa Chargeback Reason code 41 results from the cancellation of recurring transactions. You should know that many major companies have their own chargeback reason codes, these help merchants understand why chargeback was implemented. Code 41 can be initiated because of multiple reasons, here are some that merchants should know.
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- When the transaction amount is higher than the authorized dollar amount.
- The merchant had to notify the cardholder before processing, but the notification wasn’t sent to the cardholder.
- If cardholder files a complaint to the card brand saying that it was notified to the merchant to cancel the transaction, or account was closed but the merchant still billed cardholder.
- The merchant exceeded the pre-authorized dollar amount range and did not notify the cardholder in writing within ten days prior to processing the transaction.
Chargeback -41Reason Code
How To Prevent These Reason Code?
Of course, your goal should be dealing with the
causes for Reason Code 41, rather than sorting out its consequences. Here is
what you should be doing to prevent this type of chargebacks from occurring:
- Honor
customer cancellation requests.
2. Enroll
in the Visa and MasterCard account updater services.
ü These services
keep the card account information you have on file for your customers current,
which helps prevent declines and chargebacks.
ü For example, if a new card was issued to your
customer, it would have a new expiration date. If the information is not
updated and you try to process the transaction, it will be declined.
ü As customers rarely bother to update their
card information on file for recurring payments, your best option for keeping
it current is the automatic updating system.
ü Not all
processors support the updates, so be sure to ask them for it before signing
the processing agreement.
3. Process credits promptly.
When you receive a cancellation request too
late to prevent the most recent recurring payment from posting, quickly process
a credit to your customer’s account and notify her that you’ve done so.
These are the
few thumb rules which a merchant should do after he has been charged back with
this reason code. It's more beneficial if
the merchant asks for assistance from the service provider to maintain this
dicey situation.
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