What is chargeback?
Chargeback: A deduction a customer takes off an invoice for a shortage, damage, MAP violation, or late shipment.
How it works
Chargebacks are common with big-box retailers and can eat 3–8% of gross. Factors track them against the reserve and, in retail-heavy accounts, may hold higher reserves.
Where you will run into it
Chargeback comes up most often in invoice factoring conversations. See how invoice factoring works, including real cost ranges and timelines.
Chargeback questions
A deduction a customer takes off an invoice for a shortage, damage, MAP violation, or late shipment.
Chargebacks are common with big-box retailers and can eat 3–8% of gross. Factors track them against the reserve and, in retail-heavy accounts, may hold higher reserves.
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