Build a structured dispute representment evidence bundle to contest a card chargeback at the network level

domain: docs.stripe.com · 6 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. Retrieve the Dispute object via API to identify the chargeback reason code (e.g., 'fraudulent', 'product_not_received', 'credit_not_processed') — the reason code dictates which evidence types are compelling.
  2. Assemble evidence tailored to the reason code: for 'fraudulent' on a card-present or 3DS-authenticated transaction, pull the ECI value, authentication reference, and AVS/CVV match results; for 'product_not_received', compile delivery confirmation, tracking numbers, and proof of digital delivery.
  3. Upload evidence files using the Stripe Files API (PDF or image), then attach each file ID to the appropriate field in the dispute evidence object.
  4. Set a clear rebuttal letter in 'uncategorized_text' that narrates the transaction timeline and explicitly addresses the cardholder's claim.
  5. Submit the evidence before the Stripe-displayed deadline (which is earlier than the raw network deadline to allow processing); late submissions are not forwarded to the network.
  6. After submission, monitor the dispute status webhook for 'charge.dispute.closed' with outcome 'won' or 'lost'; log the outcome for win-rate tracking per reason code.

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