Chargeback, now a part of Sift, is the pioneer in real-time dispute management, empowering teams to reduce chargebacks, win more disputes, and boost efficiency.

Silicon Slopes, UT
Joined November 2010
Chargeback is now a part of @GetSift’s industry-leading Digital Trust & Safety Suite, and we’re excited to reveal a new look for the Sift Dispute Management platform. Learn more about the end-to-end solution: chargeback.com/
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We’ve teamed up with Sift to provide companies with better coverage and more efficient processes to handle fraud and disputes! Contact us today to find out what these changes could mean for your business.
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Voice technology was already on the rise long before the global pandemic broke out. But then COVID-19 hit, and like so many things connected to digital commerce, voice technology got a massive boost. bit.ly/2ZKrY9b
American Express, Discover, Mastercard and Visa have agreed on the global expansion of touch-free purchases across merchants and platforms. bit.ly/3e7qtWB
Fraud experts say that organizations that are most successful at mitigating synthetic identity fraud extend their observation beyond basic personally identifiable information. bit.ly/3ioY15O
In a world where physical retail was, by and large, shut down for three months, our consumer surveys have since found that many U.S. consumers have gone digital, and plan to stay that way even after the pandemic eases. bit.ly/3dz9kEY
By looking at reason codes and transaction modifiers to create dispute responses and operational practices, merchants will be in the best position to prevent disputes and recover revenue. bit.ly/2B4ROuR
Attackers are following the money. Greater traffic and transactions in new industries means more opportunities for fraud. bit.ly/37VJLN4
Social distancing has drastically shifted consumer behavior and introduced a new set of challenges to stores and shoppers alike. bit.ly/2UY6umj
U.S. e-commerce sales jumped by 92.7% in May, according to a new SpendingPulse report from Mastercard. bit.ly/2UOxm86
There are now not one, but two digital shifts occurring as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt consumer shopping habits. The second is just starting. bit.ly/3fxqbtg
During the 104 days from Dec. 30, 2019, through April 12, 2020, the total monthly volume of malicious online activity worldwide grew 33%. bit.ly/2zpMamf
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As the coronavirus pandemic forces companies to implement protective measures, experts are divided on whether the industry will gravitate toward contactless payments. bit.ly/3cMkLsn
Not surprisingly, to make consumers more comfortable shopping and checking out in their stores, retailers have rushed to enable a “contactless” payment experience. bit.ly/2zT6e0x