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NETbilling, ChargebackHelp Team to Protect Merchant Accounts Against Fraud

NETbilling, ChargebackHelp Team to Protect Merchant Accounts Against Fraud

LOS ANGELES — ChargebackHelp and NETbilling announced today a strategic partnership that is intended to enhance fraud protection and chargeback prevention for NETbilling merchants.

ChargebackHelp owner Raja Roy-Choudhury said that NETbilling merchants can now access his company’s API to receive real-time fraud alerts, so they can refund disputed transactions before they become costly chargebacks.

ChargebackHelp's API allows merchants to have their fraud alerts handled seamlessly, safeguarding the health of their merchant accounts, he said.

The deal between the two companies comes at a time when issuing banks are cracking down on fraud by tightening thresholds on chargeback-to-sales ratios.

Roy-Choudhury said that it's imperative that merchants stay on top of fraud alerts to prevent and fight chargebacks.

"Chargeback Help is proud to have partnered with one of the first payment services in the adult online space," Roy-Choudhury said.

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