Volume alone does not make AI accurate. After 10 years of working disputes, QFD learns from outcomes: which claims were filed, which recoveries held, and why.
Cardholders can start a dispute wherever they already bank, whether that's in the branch, through the call center, in the mobile app, or on the bank's website. QFD surfaces key transaction details and asks the right questions up front, helping cardholders better understand what they're seeing before they file.
Fewer claims reach the queue at all.
AI automates more of the routine work across fraud investigations and billing disputes, so cases keep moving without as many manual touches. Your team can stay focused on the cases that need their judgment, while QFD automates things like provisional credit and chargebacks along the way.
Faster case triage and instant rule checking.
AI looks at past merchant and dispute data to help assess risk, then automatically checks whether chargeback rights apply. That helps recovery move faster, with your team still in control when human judgment is needed.
Recovery moves without waiting on a queue.
During the recovery process, QFD continues monitoring the account and recovery activity, so things like reversals, late merchant responses, or repeat patterns surface right away instead of showing up weeks later in a report.
Complete audit trails with zero manual overhead.
VP and Bank Card Center Manager, First Hawaiian Bank
Almost certainly. QFD is already running on Jack Henry, Fiserv, FIS, Keystone, TSYS, and Corelation KeyBridge, and Quavo has onboarded institutions in the middle of a core conversion. Visa VROL, Mastercom, Verifi, and Ethoca connect natively, and there is a REST API for anything unusual.
It depends how much you want to hand over. Some clients start with just the front office, some hand over the whole operation. Every onboarding is scoped to where you are starting from rather than dropped on you as a template.
QFD acts on the case instead of reminding somebody to. The deadlines and the rules are built into the workflow, so acknowledgments, provisional credit, the investigation milestones, and the final answer all go out against the clock that governs them. Every action is logged with the rule behind it, which is what an examiner asks for.
It comes down to how much you hand over and how many disputes you see a month. Updates are included: releases ship twice a year against the network mandates at no extra cost. Getting to an actual number takes a short conversation about your volume and your payment mix.