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Retail dispute management system聽Chargeback聽announced Monday June 8 that it has closed a $6.6 million Series A1 funding round.Chargeback said the funding will accelerate its growth and ability to help online and offline retailers decrease credit card disputes, achieve higher win rates and retain more revenue. The company said the COVID-19 pandemic has made chargebacks a more urgent concern as eCommerce transactions have spiked.CEO聽John Munro聽said the funding will be used for several purposes, most importantly to continue to automate the companys business process across different payments platforms. While the companys dispute management system is basically deployed across the major credit card and alternative payment ecosystem, he says that navigating network rules continues to be a complex task for retailers faced with growing chargeback issues. Automation will help us take all the rules and data from four or five disparate systems and aggregate them into one response document, he told PYMNTS. When retailers see chargeback fraud or when they want to contest that chargeback we need to integrate into all relevant platforms. Thats the best way for us to support merchants as we gr stanley polska ow and as eCommerce grows. According to the company, dispute management has historically been a drain on personnel and a drag on the customer experience. It offers a Software-as-a-Service SaaS -based聽solution that integrat stanley thermos es and a stanley kubek utomates the dispute lifecycle. Munro says the problem has been most p Bymd Low-Cost Retailers To Get Most Lift From Black Friday

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