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Consumer dispute

Visa 13.6: Credit Not Processed

A Visa dispute reason code, what it asks you to prove, and what Do The Proof puts in the response.

What this code means

Promised credit/void not processed

What the network says wins it

POC: documentation refuting claim / credit issued

  • Proof a credit was issued, or that none was due

How the app handles it

Arrives in the app as: Credit not processed

Proof this usually needs

What the app cannot collect for you

Policy acceptance. Your refund and cancellation policies live in your Shopify settings, and our read access does not reach them.

How long you have to respond

Merchant or acquirer response
30 days
Cardholder dispute window
120 days, or 540 days for delayed delivery

An allocation dispute is a Visa dispute in categories 10 (Fraud) and 11 (Authorization). Visa's current rules call these dispute categories 10 and 11. Visa decides liability from the dispute condition itself, so there is no stage at which you send a response for the issuer to weigh. Your acquirer's only route is a pre-arbitration attempt. Visa's rules set out the stages for these two categories as Dispute, Pre-Arbitration Attempt and Pre-Arbitration Response, with no Dispute Response stage in between.

A collaboration dispute is a Visa dispute in categories 12 (Processing errors) and 13 (Consumer disputes). Visa's current rules call these dispute categories 12 and 13. These take a response from you: your acquirer sends a Dispute Response, and the issuer must then address the evidence in it before it can make a pre-arbitration attempt. Unresolved, it goes on to arbitration.

Where this comes from

Other Visa consumer dispute codes

Do The Proof drafts dispute responses for Shopify stores.

You pay when a dispute is won. Not before.

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