How can I change a Direct Debit for my ING Everyday account?
Easy. And fast! Some organisations will let you to do this online, over the phone or by completing a form.
No problem. There are two differences here: A disputed transaction – a transaction that was initially authorised but was later disputed or an unauthorised transaction – a transaction that was never authorised, and you had no awareness of the transaction. There’s a slightly different avenue for each.
Some examples of disputed transactions:
First, you should contact the merchant about refunding the transaction.
Then, if you’re unable to resolve the matter with the merchant, we may be able to claim a refund – called a chargeback – from the merchant on your behalf.
But don’t delay: in order for us to attempt to claim a chargeback on your ING card we need to process your claim within 45 – 120 days from the transaction date, depending on the transaction type.
Remember, you can also get a clearer view of who’s charging, just by selecting the card transaction to view additional transaction details via the ING app or online banking.
So we can process your chargeback, simply complete a Visa Credit/Debit card disputed transaction form and email to card.investigations.au@ing.com
Please note, we can only claim a chargeback if you pressed Credit in-store or transacted online, over the phone or overseas using your Orange Everyday debit card or Orange One credit card.
If you haven’t given permission for the merchant to take your funds, we may also need to arrange a replacement Orange Everyday card for security.
If you have noticed an unauthorised transactions on your account, log into your account via the ING website, click on the suspicious transaction in the transactions list and select ‘Dispute transaction’. If you’re unable to log in, please call us immediately on 133 464. If you would like to speak to a Customer Care Specialist and you are overseas, please call +61 2 9028 4077 (call costs apply). Alternatively, visit our Contact Us page to view our free call numbers available from selected countries and we’ll assist you further.
If you are not able to dispute the transaction online or call us immediately, we suggest placing a temporary hold on your card using the mobile app – simply:
This will stop any further transactions from being requested.
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