How do you go about refunding your money on Cash App?

Firstly, you should know and understand the basics and policies on which Cash App is built. For example, Cash App is not responsible if you mistakenly send money to the wrong person or got scammed. But the platform gives you a chance to get your money back by requesting a refund from the recipient. In this article, I’m going to put together all you need to know about getting a Cash App refund. There are two main ways to refund your money after you might have realized you sent the money to the wrong person or that you got scammed. 

They are;

Request a refund Dispute cash payment

But you should know that after requesting a refund or disputing cash payment, Cash App does not guarantee you a successful refund. You may also want to review the Cash App refund policy so you will have a clear understanding of what the refund process is like.

1) Request a Refund

Now if you’re looking for a refund, you can only request a refund directly from the recipient who you sent your money. The cash app does not have the right to refund your money automatically, yet it gives you the ability to request it. Refunds are as fast as sending money on Cash App as long as the person you requested a refund accepts to send your money back.

Here are the steps on how to request a refund:

Open your Cash AppClick on the activity button at the bottom right of your home pageScroll and select the transaction you want to request a refund Click the three dots at the top right corner of your page. Select refund Click ok

Now you wait for the person to accept your request and send back your money.

But how long will this take?

As soon as you click ok and send a refund request, the person receives it. But you might as well communicate with the person telling him you sent a refund request and he should accept it. This will help to fasten the process because you have to wait until he accepts your refund request. Once your request has been accepted you’ll receive your money instantly. But if you had sent the money through a credit or debit card, it may take 5 business days to receive it. However, the decision to send your money back is left to the person. He can choose not to send your money. As this depends on the kind of person you’re dealing with and the kind of relationship you may have with the person. Although you might also consider “Dispute cash payment”

2) Dispute Cash Payment

Here, what this means is that you file a complaint directly to the Cash App customer service regarding your payment. You might need to provide some information that may be used for the process. Like giving reasons why you’re disputing the cash payment. Hey Also, this method does not still guarantee you a refund following the data provided and terms of service of Cash App and its third party.

To dispute a Cash App transaction here are the steps to follow:

Open your Cash AppClick on the activity button at the bottom right of your home pageScroll and select the transaction you want to disputeClick on the link three dots at the top right corner of the pageSelect “Need help and cash app support”

As I said, you’ll be required to give your reasons as to why you’re disputing the cash payment transaction, as this helps to solve the problem even faster. In such cases where Cash App has experienced similar issues being reported they could take a better study and resolve your problem in a better way.

Conclusion

On a final note, sending money on Cash App can be swift, so you might consider being sure to who you’re sending your money before it gets too late. As you know Cash App tries to provide a payment system that allows its users to comfortably send and receive money in the quickest time possible. So now you understand how Cash App works and how you can refund your money after realizing you sent it to the wrong person or you got scammed. Remember it is not all transactions you can file a dispute. Just be sure to confirm the details of the recipient, and how much you’re to send before you make the transaction. That’s the best way to stay on the safest side.