Industry guide · Disputes & Chargebacks

Chargeback management for B2B wholesale businesses

A dispute is usually an evidence problem rather than a fraud problem. The merchants who win them are the ones who already had the paperwork before the dispute arrived.

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25+ YEARS

of payment processing
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25+ YEARS

of payment processing
experience

Disputes & Chargebacks · B2B Wholesale

Reduce avoidable disputes through better operations.

A good payment solution plans for disputes before they arrive.

01Map the dispute causes
02Improve evidence and policies
03Monitor results and refine

What we review

Practical details. Real context.

Clear customer descriptors and receipts.
Document fulfillment and cardholder agreement.
Track refunds, disputes and alerts.
Use verified provider tools where offered.

We look at communication, identity checks, policies, proof of delivery or service, fraud-screening controls and who handles each response.

B2B Wholesale workflow

Know the transaction before the rate.

01Quote / purchase order
02Deliver product
03Invoice commercial buyer
04Collect and match payment

Documentation checklist

Build a complete submission.

Customer invoices and terms
Sales volume and average ticket
Business registration and banking
Fulfillment / delivery records

AltirasPay prepares and supports the file. The acquiring bank decides approval, pricing and terms.

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Where disputes come from here

In b2b wholesale, manufacturing & distribution, disputes cluster around a few specific moments. Knowing which one you are exposed to is most of the fix.

Customers call to pay every invoice

Give them a portal

Commercial cards cost more than they should

Send the enhanced data

Large customers should not be on cards

Offer ACH

Nobody knows what is actually paid

Automate the statuses

What the networks are watching

Card networks monitor dispute and fraud rates at the merchant level and combine them rather than treating them separately. Crossing a threshold brings fees, mandatory remediation, reserve changes or closure — and responsibility sits with the merchant and the acquirer together, which is why a processor asks how you handle disputes before approving you.

Card testing is monitored in its own right, and a merchant can be caught by it without having done anything wrong.

How monitoring programs work