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Recurly and Justt Partner to Help Subscription Merchants Win More Chargeback Disputes and Eliminate Manual Reconciliation

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Recurly and Justt Partner to Help Subscription Merchants Win More Chargeback Disputes and Eliminate Manual Reconciliation
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Recurly and Justt Partner to Help Subscription Merchants Win More Chargeback Disputes and Eliminate Manual Reconciliation

2026-08-20 19:00 Last Updated At:19:20

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug 20, 2026--

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Chargebacks represent one of the largest and least visible drains on subscription revenue. When a customer disputes a charge with their bank, the merchant scrambles to respond with incomplete information, and most disputes are lost or resolved through weeks of manual effort. After a dispute closes, the downstream work is just as costly: operations teams must manually update billing records, issue credits, adjust invoices, and trigger the right subscription workflows. For businesses managing high transaction volumes, that process is fragmented, error-prone, and expensive. According to Datos Insights research, commissioned by Mastercard, the expected financial impact of chargebacks to merchants will grow from $36.9 billion in 2026 to $46.1 billion by 2029.

The Recurly and Justt integration addresses both problems in a single workflow. Justt's fully managed dispute platform fights chargebacks 24/7, building evidence packages and engaging with banks on behalf of merchants. Connected to Recurly, Justt gains access to rich, real-time subscription context, including complete customer history, payment behavior, usage patterns, and prior billing records. That context produces stronger evidence packages and better-informed dispute strategies, improving win rates on chargebacks that traditional processes would lose.

"Chargebacks have always been a revenue problem, but the operational drag that follows every dispute resolution is just as damaging," said Jonas Flodh, Head of Strategic Partnerships at Recurly. "By connecting Justt's dispute intelligence with Recurly's subscription data, merchants get a complete workflow from dispute to resolution. They win more chargeback disputes, and the outcomes write themselves back into the billing system automatically. That's the kind of closed-loop automation that actually moves the needle for subscription operations."

When a dispute is resolved, Recurly automatically takes over. The integration triggers the appropriate downstream subscription actions without manual intervention: credits are issued, invoices are updated, billing records sync in real time, and subscriber records reflect the outcome. The billing system remains the single source of truth throughout, with no duplicate charges, no reconciliation spreadsheets, and no days of back-office cleanup.

"Merchants often lose payment disputes not because their case is weak, but because the right evidence is never presented appropriately," said Roenen Ben-Ami, Co-Founder and Chief Risk Officer of Justt. "Recurly's billing data is exactly the kind of context that turns a losing case into a winning one. Justt's Dynamic Arguments technology combined with Recurly's automatic reconciliation helps merchants protect their bottom-line from payment disputes effectively and with minimal effort."

The integration is available to Recurly merchants today. For more information, visit recurly.com.

About Recurly

Recurly is the leading subscription growth platform, processing more than $16 billion in annual transaction volume for over 2,300 global brands, including Paramount+, Alaska Airlines, Sling, Experian, Nuuly, and Cinemark. Built on 15+ years of proprietary data from more than 100 million subscribers worldwide, Recurly's AI-powered platform helps businesses acquire, retain, and recover revenue at every stage of the subscription lifecycle. Recurly is headquartered in San Francisco, CA. Learn more at recurly.com.

About Justt

Justt.ai is the AI-native platform for enterprise chargeback management, helping merchants recapture profit at scale. Founded in 2020, with global offices in New York, London, and Tel Aviv, Justt combines advanced AI technology, dynamic evidence generation, and deep payments expertise to customize every dispute, maximize revenue recovery, improve win rates over time, and minimize manual effort. The company is trusted by more than 250 global enterprise merchants and 80,000 SMBs and was named a Forbes Fintech 50 company in 2026. Learn more at justt.ai.

Recurly, the leading subscription management and billing platform, today announced a new integration with Justt, the AI-native chargeback management platform, to help subscription merchants recover more revenue from chargebacks and eliminate the back-office work that follows every dispute resolution.

Recurly, the leading subscription management and billing platform, today announced a new integration with Justt, the AI-native chargeback management platform, to help subscription merchants recover more revenue from chargebacks and eliminate the back-office work that follows every dispute resolution.

BERLIN (AP) — The first round of the German Cup faces disruption this weekend with several supporter groups planning major protests against the use of video technology during games.

The new German soccer season begins Friday with Bundesliga teams Eintracht Frankfurt and Stuttgart facing lower-league opposition among other games, with the first round continuing through the weekend and Monday.

There will be no video assistance for referees in the first round for technical and financial reasons with 64 teams involved, but VAR will be introduced from the second round for the first time this season.

News agency DPA on Thursday published a statement it said was circulating among the fanbases of teams involved, declaring their intent to protest.

“We see football as it should be in the first round of the cup getting underway now – without VAR and thus authentic, immediate, and full of emotion. We want to return to this state permanently and therefore call for the abolition of the video assistant referee (VAR) in German football,” the statement said.

“While football thrives on intensity and rhythm, the flow of the game suffers significantly from protracted interruptions. We are also painfully aware that it has destroyed the game’s most emotional moments,” it continued. “Even fans who were initially open to and positive about the innovation now acknowledge, after nine years, that VAR has fundamentally altered the character of the game.”

Fans have interrupted games before in Germany using tennis balls or pyrotechnics. Last season’s German Cup final was played under a cloud of smoke from fans’ fireworks.

This season in Germany, the referee's video assistant's powers are to be expanded. They may intervene if a player is sent off with a second yellow card that is unjustified, and they may correct the referee if the wrong player is cautioned or sent off. Unlike at the World Cup, however, VAR will not intervene if corner kicks are awarded incorrectly.

See AP’s full soccer coverage here

FILE - The referee Danny Desmond Makkelie pauses the match and asks for the VAR during the UEFA Nations League soccer match between England and Germany at the Wembley Stadium in London, England, Monday, Sept. 26, 2022. Text on the advertising board reads: 'German Soccer'. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant, File)

FILE - The referee Danny Desmond Makkelie pauses the match and asks for the VAR during the UEFA Nations League soccer match between England and Germany at the Wembley Stadium in London, England, Monday, Sept. 26, 2022. Text on the advertising board reads: 'German Soccer'. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant, File)

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