Accepting card payments should grow your business, never add risk.
Learn how to protect your revenue by making transactions secure and confidently managing disputes.
Whether you're new to chargebacks or want to improve your prevention strategy, our guide covers all the basics and makes things easy to understand. And our expert team is always on hand, whenever you need.
Easy said, and with Elavon’s help, easy done. With tools like 3DSecure, Transaction Risk Analysis (TRA) and a whole suite of Secured by Elavon solutions, choose maximum security, minimum risk. Find out more about our proactive approach to making every payment secure.
Share clear policies and Ts & Cs, simple forcustomers to understand. Offer accessible, informed customer service,with fast resolutions and refunds if needed.And always, document and keep everything. Check out our Ten Top Tips to avoiding disputes.
Even when a chargeback lands in your Inbox,keep calm and stay in control. The way yourespond makes all the difference. In Elavon Connect you’ll find all the toolsand widgets you need to respond like a proand keep you on top of chargebacks.
A chargeback is when a customer asks their bank to reverse a card payment, because they believe it’s wrong or wasn’t authorised. While chargebacks are there to protect buyers, they can cost your business money and time. Knowing how the process work helps with prevention, management and can protect your revenue.
Download our no-nonsense, plain and simple guide to chargebacks.
Understand the nitty-gritty about how payment cycles and card schemes work.
Find out how Elavon Connect can simplify responding to chargebacks.
“The car-buying process has changed so much over the past few years: it’s been vital to introduce new payment methods, so car buyers can pay how they feel most comfortable. Car retailers have very specialist requirements and Elavon has been able to flex its solutions to meet our needs. They raised the ceiling on our transaction approval limits for secure online payments, which has been essential in an everchanging car market.”
Heather Whitmore, Head of Finance, Motorpoint