disputeafraudulenttransaction

Dispute a fraudulent transaction

If you've spotted a transaction you don’t recognise, or suspect fraud, here’s what you can do

FAQs

If you or your supplementary cardholders don't recognise a transaction, put a temporary block on your card right away through Mobile or Online Banking. This can be done within seconds. Once you're sure that the transaction is not one you or your dependents made, you can permanently block your card, again using Mobile or Online Banking. Next, complete this dispute form and email it to [email protected].

A dispute should be submitted within 30 days of the account or credit card statement date.

A dispute should be submitted within 30 days of the account or credit card statement date. We won’t be able to raise the investigation with the service provider after this time.

If you’ve receive fake or faulty goods, please speak with the merchant. Always make sure to purchase only from an authorised and well-known seller.

You should speak with the merchant and cancel or return the item first. Once this is done, the merchant should be able to tell you how long the refund will take. In case there is any delay, please report the transaction using this form.

You can temporarily block your card through Mobile or Online Banking but remember if you have any auto payments or standing instructions, they won’t go through because the card will be inactive until you unblock it.

A dispute should be submitted within 30 days of the account or credit card statement date. We won’t be able to raise an investigation with the service provider after this time, so please make sure to track your transactions through Mobile or Online Banking and check your account and credit card statement regularly to spot any suspicious transactions.