online webinar· 45 min · us & canada region

Cut the Chargebacks That Start as Forgotten Subscriptions

Most disputes that look like fraud are a customer failing to recognize their own subscription. This session covers what it takes to detect recurring payments accurately enough to prevent that.

Date

October 22, 2026

Time

1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT

Subscriptions are the hardest part of the feed to read

When the app can't answer what a charge is, the customer disputes it. That happens most with subscriptions: they signed up months ago, the descriptor carries a billing platform instead of the brand, and the same merchant bills a one-off the next week.

Spotting what's truly recurring is a data problem before it's a product one. Katerina and Anna walk through what it takes, drawing on 7,000+ subscription merchants and live banking implementations. You'll hear:

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How to tell a commitment from a one-off at the same merchant
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Which datapoints a subscription view needs: frequency, next billing date, amount type, auto-charging
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Where detection breaks: multiple plans, delayed billing, currency conversion

Six in ten cards carry four or more recurring payments, and more than half of all spend goes to recurring commitments

Adam Dobias
Head of Data | Tapix
who is this for

Four teams have to agree before this ships

This session is relevant if you are:
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Product owner who own the roadmap for a mobile banking app and are weighing a subscription feature.
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UX and design lead who have to make a recurring payment legible on a screen, not just available in an API.
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CX and risk owner who carry dispute volume they suspect isn't real fraud.
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Data and analytics lead who will be asked whether the transaction feed can actually support it.
presenters

Meet the speakers

Kateřina Linhartová

Katerina Linhartova

Product Manager
Katerina is a Product Manager at Tapix, currently leading the development of the company's subscription management intelligence module. Previously, she built EcoTrack — a transaction-based carbon footprint calculator now live for over one million users at Raiffeisenbank Czech Republic.
Anna Švejdová

Anna Svejdova

Senior Data Engineer
Anna is responsible for the data layer of recurring payment intelligece product, where she designs and maintains the data infrastructure behind the bank's analytical and product use cases. With over six years of experience in data, she focuses on turning raw transaction data into the structured signals that power features like subscription detection.

Know which of your disputes aren't really fraud

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