Reason code

4867 Fraud-Chip Card and PIN Transaction

[Fraud]

Details

This code is used when a cardholder disputes a transaction, alleging that their chip-enabled card was used fraudulently with a Personal Identification Number (PIN). Such disputes typically arise when a lost or stolen chip card is used by an unauthorized individual who knows or has guessed the cardholder's PIN.

Timing to raise the dispute (Issuer/Cardholder)

120daysn/a

Timing to respond to the dispute (Acquirer/Merchant)

30daysn/a

How to respond?

To address a chargeback under reason code 4867:

  • Provide Evidence of Proper Transaction Processing: Submit documentation demonstrating that the transaction was conducted using a chip-enabled terminal with PIN entry. This includes terminal logs showing EMV data capture and successful PIN verification.​
  • Transaction Authorization Records: Provide records confirming that the transaction received proper authorization from the issuer at the time of processing.
  • Surveillance Footage: If available, supply video evidence from the point of sale showing the cardholder present and completing the transaction.
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How to prevent?

To minimize the occurrence of chargebacks under reason code 4867:

  • Ensure EMV Compliance: Use EMV-compliant terminals that require chip and PIN verification for transactions.
  • Educate Customers on PIN Security: Encourage cardholders to keep their PIN confidential and avoid sharing it with others.​

  • Monitor Transactions for Unusual Activity: Implement systems to detect and flag transactions that deviate from a cardholder's typical spending patterns.​
  • Regular Staff Training: Train employees to recognize and respond to potential fraud indicators during transactions.

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