Forward Chargebacks - Overviews
Forward Chargebacks
To begin processing chargebacks, Forter must receive each dispute event as soon as it’s filed.
Forter supports four different ways to send us your chargebacks from your PSP.
Which method is best for me to forward chargebacks from my PSPs?
| PSP | Recommended Forwarding Method |
|---|---|
| - Adyen - Braintree - Checkout.com HUB - Checkout.com NAS - PayPal - PayU Latam - Primer - Stripe |
Dispute Webhook connection directly with PSPs |
| - Amex - Chase Paymentech - Elavon - Any other PSP that offers SFTP |
SFTP connection directly with PSP |
| Other PSP that don't support webhooks or SFTP | Dispute API |
Dispute Webhooks
The most efficient way to do this is by setting up dispute webhooks between your PSP and Forter.
Why are Webhooks better?
Webhook-based forwarding enables:
- Real-time claim ingestion
- Faster transaction matching
- Immediate eligibility assessment for dispute handling
This ensures your chargeback recovery process is fully automated and runs without delay.
Setup a webhook per PSP
For each of your PSPs, follow the instructions to set up a dispute webhook. Webhook configurations are required for processors that support webhooks. Forter can accept dispute webhook notifications from:
Alternative solutions
If you can't implement the Dispute Webhooks, you can use one of the other solutions Forter offers:
Send notifications via SFTP
If any of your PSPs are not supported through webhooks, and your processor (including but not limited to Amex, Chase, or Evalon) supports granting Forter the necessary permissions, we can automatically retrieve your new chargeback SFTP files when they become available.
Don't hesitate to contact your PSP's representative to check whether they support SFTP chargeback files.
Send notification via Dispute API
If any of your PSPs are not supported through webhooks, use the Dispute API to send each notification.
S3 CSV File Upload
If webhooks, SFTP, or Dispute API are not feasible solutions, then we can explore setting up CSV uploads to Forter on a frequent cadence.