Chargeback Evidence dashboard

Disputes stream in. Each governed transaction already carries its evidence trail — order record, delivery confirmation, AVS/CVV result, customer communications — captured as hash-bound evidence events at transaction time. Pick a dispute, review the authority chain (who authorised the refund / representment / liability acceptance), then assemble the signed Evidence Pack™ — a real SHA-256 (Secure Hash Algorithm 256-bit) over canonical JSON, with the Visa Compelling Evidence 3.0 checklist showing exactly which qualifying fields are present and which are missing. KYE governs the authority and the evidence; it does not decide whether to fight the dispute, write the dispute narrative, judge the outcome, or score fraud.

SAMPLE DATA · every dispute, merchant, cardholder, and evidence event below is fictional sample data (the acme-demo / globex-demo sample tenants) bundled with the app for the simulate mode. All logic runs in your browser and is deterministic — the Evidence Pack™ hash is recomputable in your terminal. Live mode binds the same pipeline to the Stripe App wrapper’s charge.dispute.created / charge.dispute.updated webhooks.

1 · Disputes

Dispute Merchant (sample) Network · reason Amount Proposed action Authority

2 · Evidence assembly · authority chain

Select a dispute above to open the evidence-assembly view.

What gets emitted on every governed dispute action

  1. kye.purpose.request.v1 — the action’s declared purpose + scope (refund / representment / liability acceptance)
  2. kye.purpose.admissibility.v1 — the admissibility decision (ALLOW / REFUSE with the reason code)
  3. kye.evidence.decision_map.v1 — the five-rule decision tree taken
  4. kye.evidence.pack.v1 — the sealed, hash-bound representment Evidence Pack™
  5. kye.replay.context_seal.v1 — the context seal that makes the pack replay-verifiable, valid at T=0

Honest scope (§0/§63): KYE Chargeback Evidence™ governs the authority + evidence of the dispute flow and makes the representment evidence cryptographically provable. It does not decide whether to fight a dispute, auto-generate dispute narratives, judge the dispute outcome, or do fraud scoring.