An extra step to make online card payments safe.

The bank helping businesses accept card payments.

Matching your address with the card's address.

Getting a green light from the bank for a purchase.

The first few numbers on a card that tell you the bank.

Confirming and collecting a payment.

Companies like Visa and Mastercard that help with card payments.

Transactions where the card isn't physically shown, like online shopping.

The 3 or 4 digits on your card's back for safety.

The person who owns and uses a credit or debit card.

An expert who checks if a chargeback claim is right.

A code that tells why someone started a chargeback.

The time a shopper has to start a chargeback.

The percentage of sales that become chargebacks.

The step where payment details are checked and adjusted before the final payment.

Proof the business shows to fight a chargeback.

A unique code for a specific purchase.

When a fake card is used for a purchase.

A note showing you've been refunded or credited.

A code saying why a card wasn't accepted.

Things like eBooks or online courses.

Sorting out issues between a shopper and business.

A chip in your card for extra safety.

When a business gets too many chargebacks.

Checking transactions for suspicious activity.

When a shopper wrongly starts a chargeback.

The middleman that checks and processes online payments.

A business type that banks think might get many chargebacks.

Money the bank keeps for a bit, just in case.

Fee that stores pay to banks for card transactions.

The bank that gave you your credit or debit card.

The bank giving out credit or debit cards.

The black line on the back of your card.

An account businesses use to get card payments.

A code that tells what type of business a merchant does.

How a business's name appears on your statement.

A business's unique code for card payments.

A helper for businesses to accept card payments.

Before the final step in a chargeback fight.

A hold on funds before the purchase is finalized.

A unique number on payment cards identifying the card issuer and account holder.

When a business fights a chargeback.

Why the chargeback was started.

A business's right to challenge a chargeback.

A special account where banks keep some of a merchant's money for security reasons.

When the bank asks for details about a sale.

Money set aside for potential future issues.

A system making online card payments safe.

Finalizing a transaction's money movement.

Turning sensitive info into a safe code.

The journey of a sale from start to finish.

Canceling a sale before it's finalized.

A promise you won't pay for unauthorized use.