链接:
https://www.paddle.com/seller-guides/seller-handbook
明细内容:
Unfortunately, disputes are a common part of dealing with online payments, especially for digital goods sales. A buyer can chargeback a card payment up to 120 days after the product was delivered. We recommend that you try to resolve any customer payment issues early to avoid them escalating into a chargeback. Ensuring that your contact details are up to date with our Buyer Support Team will also ensure a seamless service and avoid delays that can lead to a dispute.<br><br>It’s important that you keep your dispute rate low. An average rate is in the region of 0.1-0.3% of transactions, however, a rate above 0.75% is unacceptable. We’ll send you a dispute notification whenever we receive a dispute from one of your buyers, we recommend keeping all dispute alerts always switched on (under vendor settings -> alerts).<br><br>When a dispute occurs, Paddle will fight on your behalf, submitting the relevant evidence to your buyer’s bank, or in the instance of misidentified transactions, we reach out to the buyer and attempt to resolve the situation for you. We’ll also email you asking for information we won’t have access to like any direct buyer communication or software usage logs that can aid your chances in winning chargebacks.<br><br>Chargebacks incur a fee of $15 (£15 or €15) for card payments and $20.00 (£20 or €20) for PayPal transactions, depending on the currency the user was charged in. We generally do not see a lot of PayPal chargebacks. Once a chargeback is received, the chargeback fee is passed onto you in addition to the original amount of the transaction and debited from your Paddle account.<br><br>If we win a dispute case for you, we return the original amount of the transaction back to your balance and refund any fees associated with the dispute.