Disputing a transaction
You can dispute most Visa network transactions where you have used your BNZ Visa^ or Flexi Debit Visa^ card(s). Visa network transactions include, but are not limited to:
- contactless payments
 - Apple Pay and Google Pay™
 - online and phone purchases
 - international payments.
 
Transactions we can investigate
We can dispute a transaction on your behalf if:
- you paid for goods or services but didn’t receive them
 - you received goods or services that were damaged or weren’t as advertised
 - your card details were stolen and used fraudulently by a third party
 - a company promised you a refund but didn’t process the credit
 - a company has charged you multiple times for a single transaction
 - you cancelled your order but the company still charged you.
 
We’re not able to accept disputes for:
- EFTPOS transactions for purchases made in New Zealand, where the ‘Cheque’ or ‘Saving’ option is selected
 - transactions made with non-Visa services (for example, Worldline’s Online EFTPOS service). In this scenario, we recommend you contact the merchant you made the purchase with
 - any transactions made with your Eftpos card, unless you believe fraud has occurred
 - transactions that are still pending. Find out more about pending transactions
 
How to dispute a transaction
To make a dispute, you’ll need to contact us within 60 days^ of:
- the date of the transaction
 - the expected delivery date for the goods or services.
 
Ways to contact us
- Call 0800 800 667
 - Send a message in Internet Banking
 - Visit a BNZ branch
 - Write to: BNZ, Attn: Disputes Transaction Department, PO Box 2295, Wellington
 
Make sure you give us as much information as possible to support your dispute.