
Disputed.ai Secures $1.12M to Enhance AI Chargeback Management
Disputed.ai has raised $1.12 million in seed funding to advance its AI-powered chargeback management platform, announced in a press release. The Portland-based company aims to redefine how large merchants manage chargebacks by leveraging AI-driven intelligence and automation.
Founded by former merchants and technologists, Disputed.ai's platform is designed for enterprises processing between 1,000 to 100,000 chargebacks monthly. The solution allows merchants to manage disputes efficiently without a large operational workforce, focusing on industries with high dispute volumes such as live entertainment and ticketing.
The funding will enable Disputed.ai to scale its operations and enhance its platform's capabilities, helping merchants recover more revenue while reducing operational overhead. Co-Founder and CEO Shawn Kelley emphasized the company's commitment to transforming enterprise chargeback management through AI-driven solutions.
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