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Cryptocurrency and the blockchain are all the buzz, and what everyone wants to know is how much will they change banking and finance and how fast will it take. To answer that question, FXStreet, a leading online provider of financial news, turned to Michael B. Cohen, MyChargeBack’s Vice President of Global Operations, who provided a considered and cautious response.
Michael confirms that ‘the future of blockchain technology looks bright.’ But he also warns that the risks to cryptocurrencies posed by cybercrimes and hacking have grown. Nonetheless, new technologies are now available that allow stolen crypto to be traced and eventually recovered.
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MyChargeBack invites you to download our latest White Paper. Entitled Leveling the Playing Field: Rethinking PSD2 from a Customer-Centered Perspective, it discusses how the payment landscape has undergone revolutions within revolutions and is continuing to do so. Old laws and regulations written for the days of paper and plastic clearly needed to be updated in this new era of bits and bytes. |
American Express and Discover use their own guidelines when decisioning cardholder disputes. MyChargeBack dives into the differences between a Visa and Mastercard dispute and those filed with AmEx or Discover. You can read more by clicking on the links below: |
Our latest MyChargeBack case study comes from Thailand. It was a complicated, multinational case that required coordination with multiple banks, police, and regulatory agencies but ultimately led to a sizable settlement for our client.
One of the most common questions we receive from consumers at MyChargeBack is ‘How hard is it for cardholders to raise a chargeback on their own?’ Our latest MyChargeBack blog post breaks that question down and provides you with a comprehensive answer.
MyChargeBack UK provides free initial consultations. If MyChargeBack UK is engaged to assist with the processing of a chargeback or other fund recovery service, it will be offered to you on a no-win, no-fee basis, and as part of the claims management service for which the company is authorised and regulated by FCA. Certain QFL services, such as cryptocurrency blockchain analysis and cyber investigative services, fall outside the scope of QFL’s regulated activities and, therefore, will not be subject to regulation by the FCA. The preparation of such reports may be subject to retainers and/or fees. Please note that QFL does not offer any financial or investment advice.
The correspondence address for QFL is 21 Bedford Square, London WC1B 3HH, United Kingdom.
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