Visa categorizes its reason codes into areas like processing errors, authorization errors, fraud, and customer disputes as part of its Visa Claims Resolution initiative. This organization helps merchants quickly spot and address disputes.
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This reason code is used when a merchant processes a transaction using a card that was listed in a Card Recovery Bulletin (CRB) at the time of the transaction.
This reason code applies when a cardholder claims they were charged for canceled merchandise or services, often due to unclear policies or processing errors.
This reason code applies when a cardholder claims a promised refund or credit was not processed, often due to delays, miscommunication, or system errors.
This reason code is used when a cardholder claims that the merchant misrepresented the terms of the sale, the nature of the product or service, or other key details related to the transaction.
This reason code is used when a cardholder is charged after they canceled a recurring billing agreement, such as a subscription, membership, or automated payment plan.
This reason code is not a chargeback—it's a request from the issuer for a copy of the transaction documentation, usually a receipt or contract bearing the cardholder’s signature.
This reason code applies when Visa or the issuer initiates a fraud review to request additional information about a transaction suspected to be fraudulent, before a chargeback is filed.
This reason code occurs when a cardholder claims they paid by another method, but were charged on their Visa card, often due to processing errors or miscommunication at checkout.
This reason code is used when a transaction contains invalid, missing, or corrupted data that prevents it from being processed correctly or linked to the cardholder’s account.
This reason code is issued when a transaction is processed to the wrong account number—meaning the cardholder was charged, but the charge was intended for a different customer.
This reason code is issued when a transaction is processed with the wrong transaction code—such as submitting a refund as a sale or a reversal as a purchase.