Note
The payloads listed below are only applicable to Marqeta customers who submit disputes to Marqeta via an API. Customers using the Marqeta Dashboard do not interact with these payloads.
The payloads listed below are only applicable to Marqeta customers who submit disputes to Marqeta via an API. Customers using the Marqeta Dashboard do not interact with these payloads.
EMV liability shift counterfeit fraud
Visa dispute reason code10.1 (“EMV liability shift counterfeit fraud”) indicates that the merchant made a swiped or keyed transaction with a counterfeit card rather than scanning the EMV chip.
When a merchant processes a transaction with a counterfeit card at a payment terminal that does not support EMV chip card processing, they will be unable to detect the counterfeit card and will be responsible for the chargeback, per the rules of Visa’s EMV liability shift.
The example below applies to Visa dispute reason code 10.1.
Dispute reason code 10.1 sample payload
JSON
EMV liability shift non-counterfeit fraud
Visa dispute reason code10.2 (“EMV liability shift non-counterfeit fraud”) indicates that an unauthorized charge was made on a legitimate EMV chip card because the merchant did not fully comply with EMV chip and PIN requirements.
For example, this code could be used if a merchant makes a swiped or keyed transaction with a stolen card rather than scanning the EMV chip.
When a merchant processes a transaction at a payment terminal that does not support EMV chip card processing, they will be responsible for any chargebacks requested for unauthorized transactions per the rules of Visa’s EMV liability shift.
The example below applies to Visa dispute reason code 10.2.
Dispute reason code 10.2 sample payload
JSON
Not authorized, card present
Visa dispute reason code10.3 (“Not authorized card present”) indicates that the cardholder did not authorize or participate in a transaction where the card was physically present.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- An unauthorized transaction where the card details were entered manually
- An unauthorized transaction at an unattended terminal
10.3.
Dispute reason code 10.3 sample payload
JSON
Not authorized, card absent
Visa dispute reason code10.4 (“Not authorized card absent”) indicates that the cardholder did not authorize or participate in a transaction where the card was not physically present.
This reason code is most commonly applied to situations where an unauthorized transaction is made using stolen payment credentials online or over the phone.
The example below applies to Visa dispute reason code 10.4.
Dispute reason code 10.4 sample payload
JSON
Incorrect transaction code
Visa dispute reason code12.2 (“Incorrect transaction code”) indicates that the merchant processed a transaction using the wrong transaction code.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The merchant processed a credit transaction as a debit transaction
- The merchant processed a transaction reversal as a credit transaction
12.2.
Dispute reason code 12.2 sample payload
JSON
Incorrect currency
Visa dispute reason code12.3 (“Incorrect currency”) indicates that the merchant processed the transaction using a different currency than the one the cardholder agreed to.
This reason code is most commonly applied to the following situations:
- The merchant incorrectly entered the wrong currency when processing the transaction
- The merchant used Dynamic Currency Conversion without obtaining the cardholder’s consent
12.3.
Dispute reason code 12.3 sample payload
JSON
Incorrect account number
Visa dispute reason code12.4 (“Incorrect account number”) indicates that the merchant processed a transaction using an incorrect account number.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The merchant entered the wrong account number in a manually keyed transaction
- The cardholder’s account was closed by the time the transaction was processed
12.4.
Dispute reason code 12.4 sample payload
JSON
Incorrect transaction amount
Visa dispute reason code12.5 (“Incorrect transaction amount”) indicates that the cardholder believes they were charged incorrectly.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The merchant entered the wrong amount in a manually keyed transaction
- The transaction amount was changed during processing without the cardholder’s consent
12.5.
Dispute reason code 12.5 sample payload
JSON
Duplicate processing or paid by other means
Visa dispute reason code12.6 (“Duplicate processing or paid by other means”) indicates that the cardholder was charged multiple times for the same transaction.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The cardholder was charged multiple times for the same transaction on the same card
- The cardholder changed payment methods partway through a transaction, but was charged on both payment methods
12.6.
Dispute reason code 12.6 sample payload
JSON
Invalid data
Visa dispute reason code12.7 (“Invalid data”) indicates that the transaction was processed using incorrect or invalid data.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The transaction was processed using the wrong Merchant Category Code
- The transaction was processed using the wrong country or state/province code
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The transaction was processed using the wrong transaction type indicator (such as
authorization.clearing)
12.7.
Dispute reason code 12.7 sample payload
JSON
Merchandise/services not received
Visa dispute reason code13.1 (“Merchandise/services not received”) indicates that the cardholder is disputing the transaction because they did not receive the goods or services they purchased.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- Products that were never shipped, lost in transit, or delivered to the wrong address.
- Services that were not provided, canceled without fulfillment, or not delivered as promised.
13.1.
Dispute reason code 13.1 sample payload
JSON
Canceled recurring transaction
Visa dispute reason code13.2 (“Canceled recurring transaction”) indicates that the cardholder was charged for a recurring transaction for which they had previously submitted a cancellation request.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The merchant did not process the cancellation before the next charge went through
- The cardholder misunderstood the cancellation process and did not submit a valid cancellation request
13.2.
Dispute reason code 13.2 sample payload
JSON
Not as described or defective merchandise
Visa dispute reason code13.3 (“Not as described or defective merchandise”) indicates that the cardholder received goods or services that did not match the description provided by the merchant.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The cardholder received damaged or defective goods
- The cardholder received a service that was different than what was advertised
13.3.
Dispute reason code 13.3 sample payload
JSON
Counterfeit merchandise
Visa dispute reason code13.4 (“Counterfeit merchandise”) indicates that the cardholder received goods that they believe to be counterfeit.
This reason code is applicable to any situation in which the cardholder received counterfeit goods, even if the merchant was unaware that the goods they were selling were not legitimate.
The example below applies to Visa dispute reason code 13.4.
Dispute reason code 13.4 sample payload
JSON
Misrepresentation
Visa dispute reason code13.5 (“Misrepresentation”) indicates that the merchant misrepresented their advertised goods or services.
Though this reason code is similar to 13.3 (“Not as described or defective merchandise”), reason code 13.5 (“Misrepresentation”) puts more emphasis on the merchant intentionally misleading customers in their description of the goods or services.
The example below applies to Visa dispute reason code 13.5.
Dispute reason code 13.5 sample payload
JSON
Credit not processed
Visa dispute reason code13.6 (“Credit not processed”) indicates that the cardholder did not receive a refund to their account as promised.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The merchant neglected to process the refund
- The merchant did not process the refund in time for it to show up on the cardholder’s most recent statement
13.6.
Dispute reason code 13.6 sample payload
JSON
Canceled merchandise or services
Visa dispute reason code13.7 (“Canceled merchandise or services”) indicates that the cardholder claims to have returned merchandise or canceled a service, but has not yet received a refund to their account.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The cardholder returned an item, but has yet to receive a refund for it
- The cardholder canceled a service, but has yet to receive a refund for it
13.7.
Dispute reason code 13.7 sample payload
JSON
Original credit transaction not accepted
Visa dispute reason code13.8 (“Original credit not accepted”) indicates that the cardholder did not or could not accept an original credit transaction (OCT) intended as a refund, payout, or disbursement.
This reason code can apply to various situations, including:
- The cardholder did not authorize the OCT
- The cardholder lives in a locality that does not permit OCTs
13.8.
Dispute reason code 13.8 sample payload
JSON