What banks (i.e., Chase, Wells Fargo, etc) have high/low Rebill and Chargeback Rates.

Bank - Chase, Wells Fargo

Brand - Visa, MasterCard

Card Type - debit, credit

Category - business, prepaid

Country - USA, FRA

Data presented in this dashboard is based on "Acquisition Date" unless otherwise noted. Acquisition Date is the date that the original order was placed and allows Analytics to present data in an appropriately connected way. Specifically, Acquisition Date associates Re-bill and Recurring transactions (Cycles 1…X) to the Initial transaction that initiated the order. When calculating many measures, disassociating the recurring transaction types from the date of origination (the Initial transaction) causes arithmetic inconsistencies and brings incorrect and misleading results - and ultimately incorrect business decisions. As an example: measures that incorporate time-phasing and transaction type correlation into the calculation: think Re-Bill rate or Chargeback Rate; they both associate a transactional event to other components of the overall order within a timeframe. That being said, there are instances where you may want to simply see the count, or value, or count by transaction type, of transactions within a period. When this type of analysis is performed it will be noted as such.

All test orders marked within the platform are automatically removed from the Analytics data.

Please reference the sticky.io Order Cycle Nomenclature visual below to understand the way that sticky.io references the phases of each order type.