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Prevent Stripeaccount suspension

Monitor dispute rates in real-time. Get AI recommendations. Stay compliant with official VAMP/ECM thresholds.

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Know Your Limits

Payment processors monitor far below official card network limits. Stay ahead of the curve.

Official Network Limits

Public thresholds from Visa, MC, Amex

Visa VAMP
*Drops to 0.9% Jan 2026
1.5%
Mastercard ECM1.5%
Amex Excessive1.0%
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Industry Guidance

Safe operating zones for processors

Best Practice<0.3%
Industry Standard0.75%
Review Likely1.0%+

Regulatory Cascade Effect

Visa holds acquirers (like Stripe) responsible for their entire portfolio. If an acquirer's portfolio-wide average exceeds 0.5%, Visa can impose enforcement fines. Acquirers then set stricter merchant limits (typically 0.7%-1.0%) to maintain buffer and avoid these penalties.

Industry Guidance

The 0.75% threshold is widely referenced as industry guidance for "excessive" dispute activity. While not official processor policy, it represents common monitoring practices across payment processors.

Timeline (Nov 2025)

Visa VAMP enforcement began October 1, 2025 (1.5% threshold). The threshold drops to 0.9% on January 1, 2026, with acquirer portfolio limits tightening to 0.5% simultaneously.

How it works

Three simple steps to total peace of mind.

1

Connect your Stripe account

Add your read-only API key. Your data stays encrypted and secure.

2

Monitor in real-time

Track dispute rates by card network. Get instant alerts when you near thresholds.

3

Take action

Follow AI-powered recommendations to prevent disputes and stay compliant.