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When customers reverse SEPA payments, you need clear answers. Track, understand, and prevent chargebacks with ease.

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Chargeback Details
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Jan de Vries
Amount
€49.00
MD06Customer Reversal

Customer requested their bank to reverse this payment. This can happen within 8 weeks of the transaction.

Subscription
Pro Plan
Transaction
tr_abc123
Invoice
INV-2024-089
Created
Dec 10, 2024
Last synced
2 hours ago

What is a Chargeback?

A chargeback (also called "terugboeking" in Dutch) happens when a customer asks their bank to reverse a payment. This is most common with SEPA Direct Debit payments. Customers in the EU can request a reversal within 8 weeks of the transaction — no questions asked.

Payment Reversed

The money is returned to the customer's bank account

You Get Notified

PayRequest automatically syncs and shows you the details

Understand Why

Clear reason codes help you know what happened

Understanding Chargebacks

Why Chargebacks Happen

Every chargeback comes with a reason code from the bank. Here's what they mean in plain language — and what you can do about it.

Payment Details

AC01

Invalid IBAN

Bank account number is incorrect or unknown

Request correct bank details from customer
MD01

Invalid Mandate

Authorization expired or is missing

Set up a new payment authorization

Account Status

AC04

Account Closed

Customer's bank account has been closed

Ask customer for new bank details
AC06

Direct Debit Blocked

Account doesn't allow direct debits

Customer needs to enable direct debits

Insufficient Funds

AM04

Not Enough Balance

Customer didn't have enough funds

Retry after confirming funds are available

Customer Initiated

MD06

Customer Reversal

Customer requested their bank to reverse the payment

Contact customer to understand the issue
MS02

Pre-emptive Decline

Customer stopped the payment before processing

Reach out to discuss their concerns
Step by Step

What To Do When You Get a Chargeback

Don't panic. Follow these simple steps to handle any chargeback professionally.

1

Check the Reason

Understand why the chargeback happened by reviewing the reason code

2

Review History

Look at the customer's subscription and payment history for context

3

Reach Out

Contact your customer to resolve the underlying issue

4

Update Details

Get new payment information if the bank details were invalid

Prevention

How to Prevent Chargebacks

The best chargeback is the one that never happens. Follow these best practices to minimize reversals.

Communicate Clearly

Always inform customers before charging. Use clear payment descriptions they'll recognize on their bank statement.

Verify Bank Details

Validate IBANs before creating mandates. Confirm account status when customers sign up.

Time Payments Right

Don't charge immediately after mandate creation. Allow processing time for first payments.

Keep Info Updated

Maintain current customer contact information. Update banking details when customers notify you of changes.

Automatic

Always Up to Date

PayRequest automatically syncs chargeback data from Mollie in the background. No manual refreshing needed — you always have the latest information.

  • Synced every 4 hours automatically
  • Full 90-day transaction history
  • Linked to subscriptions, invoices & customers
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