Quick Start

This page helps you to manage disputes via:

  • Merchant Portal

  • Disputes API

About Disputes Management

In the Xplor Pay Partner Portal, the Disputes section displays dispute case activities and related details. It also allows you to respond when applicable.

You can manage disputes based on the following case types:

  • Retrieval Request: Requires you to provide additional information related to the original sale transaction.

  • Chargeback: Requires you to reverse the disputed credit card sale to the cardholder or issuing bank.

  • Pre-Arbitration: You cannot respond directly. You may receive an e-mail with instructions to pursue the dispute.

  • Arbitration: You cannot respond directly. You may receive an e-mail with instructions to pursue the dispute.

For more information, contact the Chargeback & Disputes Department. Make sure to have the case number available when pursuing or accepting a dispute.

Prerequisites

To manage disputes, ensure the following prerequisites are met:

Active Xplore Pay account.

An API access key issued to you by Xplor Pay.

1

Manage disputes via Merchant Portal

To manage disputes via Merchant Portal:

  1. Go to the Merchant Portal.

  2. Sign in with your Xplor Pay credentials.

The Home page appears.

  1. In the left menu, select Disputes.

The Disputes page shows a list of disputes under the New Activity tab. The New Activity tab shows the number of new cases that need a response.

2

Manage disputes via Disputes API

The following table describes endpoints and HTTPS methods to manage disputes via Disputes API.

Endpoint
Method
Description

/v1.0/reporting/merlincaseaction/MerchantDisputes

GET

This endpoint retrieves a list of disputes for a specific merchant.

/v1.0/reporting/merlincaseaction/MerchantDisputesHistory/{caseNumber}

GET

This endpoint retrieves the history of a specific dispute.

/v1.0/reporting/merlincaseaction/MerchantDisputesCaseActivity/{caseNumber}

GET

This endpoint retrieves the activity and responses for a specific dispute. If the dispute has no response record, the endpoint returns an empty success response.

/v1.0/responses

POST

This endpoint uploads transaction evidence for a specific dispute.

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