An automated expert system designed to help consumers navigate complex payment network reason codes and successfully file transaction disputes.
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npx clawhub@latest install chargeback-assistant
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The Chargeback Assistant is a specialized tool within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem designed to act as a direct advocate for consumers. It simplifies the often-intimidating process of fighting unauthorized charges, merchant errors, or failed deliveries by providing structured guidance based on actual banking protocols. Instead of submitting vague complaints, users can leverage this skill to create professional, evidence-backed cases that align with how bank reviewers evaluate disputes.
By integrating payment network logic from major providers like Visa, Mastercard, and American Express, the skill ensures that every dispute is mapped to the correct legal and technical reason code. This approach significantly increases the likelihood of recovering funds by focusing on factual narratives rather than emotional appeals, making it an essential resource for personal financial management and consumer rights protection.
To deploy this skill within your environment, ensure you have the core framework for Openclaw Skills initialized. You can install and configure the assistant using the following steps:
# Add the chargeback-assistant to your active skills
openclaw add chargeback-assistant
# Ensure the reference directory is populated with network rules
mkdir -p references
# The skill will access visa.md, mastercard.md, and amex.md within this path
The skill organizes its operations through a structured taxonomy of dispute types and network-specific metadata. Data is organized as follows:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Dispute Categories | Classified as Unauthorized, INR, SNAD, Duplicate, or Cancelled Services. |
| Network References | Mapping of Visa/Mastercard/Amex codes to specific evidence requirements. |
| Evidence Manifest | A checklist of transaction records, merchant correspondence, and tracking IDs. |
| Letter Templates | Standardized Markdown blocks for generating bank-ready correspondence. |
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