#deckberg_best-practices

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pale shell
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Hello

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Yes Bank Transfers do not have a dispute process

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Bank-based redirects would be the other non-dispute payment method type

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But those are mostly EUR-based

feral roost
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ok, yes we are in the US

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I'm guessing there is nothing we can do about this ACH transaction?

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I thought that once the transaction clears the network then the funds would stay, but apparently not.

pale shell
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And yeah a dispute can occur up to 60 days after the charge as the docs explain

feral roost
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it lists bank transfer hash, ABA hash, and SWIFT hash. which one should I use?

pale shell
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That depends on your customers and what information you are looking for

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Generally you would provide the ABA information to domestic customers so they can send a bank transfer

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The SWIFT information is generally for international customers

feral roost
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ok, but the ABA will still be a bank wire that cannot be reversed?

pale shell
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Yes both are bank transfers. I'm not an expert in disputes -- we just focus on the API here. I'd double check with our Support team that a Bank Transfer can't be reversed if you want the 100% answer. Afaik that is the case but that isn't my area of expertise

feral roost
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that just seems crazy, that a payment method that was verified with micro deposits and then the bank just honors a dispute request without allowing anything from the merchant. thank you for the bank transfer help. I think we will implement that as a payment option. at least we can have it ready if we aren't sure about a customer.

pale shell
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Yeah generally banks care much more about the customer than the merchant so that is just how it works.

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Definitely a part of payment processing

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But good luck! Let us know if we can help any further