This policy explains how Moneyline handles refunds for payments made towards a Moneyline loan.
Payments may be made by debit card, bank transfer, or other authorised payment methods. Once a payment has been received, it is normally applied within 24hrs to reduce the outstanding balance of the customer’s loan.
Refunds are therefore only issued in limited circumstances. Moneyline will assess refund requests in line with FCA regulatory expectations and the principle of treating customers fairly.
Moneyline may issue a refund where:
Where an overpayment occurs, Moneyline may either:
Where a payment has been authorised by the customer and correctly applied to the loan account, it will normally not be refunded.
Authorised payments may include:
Such payments are treated as loan repayments under the customer’s credit agreement.
Where a refund is approved, Moneyline will normally return the funds using the original payment method where possible, including:
Where this is not possible, Moneyline may arrange an alternative refund method.
Moneyline may require verification of the customer’s identity before processing a refund.
Once a refund has been approved:
If a customer disputes a payment with their bank or card provider, Moneyline may review the claim and provide evidence that the payment was authorised and applied to the loan account.
If a disputed transaction results in funds being returned to the customer, the loan balance may be adjusted accordingly, and the customer will remain responsible for any outstanding balance under their credit agreement.
If a customer believes a payment has been made without their authorisation, they should contact Moneyline as soon as possible and also notify their bank.
Moneyline will investigate the matter in line with applicable payment regulations and internal fraud procedures.
Customers wishing to request a refund should contact Moneyline and provide:
Moneyline may request additional information where necessary to investigate the request.
If a customer is dissatisfied with the outcome of a refund request, they may make a complaint under Moneyline’s Complaints Procedure.
If the complaint cannot be resolved, the customer may be able to refer the matter to:
Financial Ombudsman Service
Exchange Tower
London
E14 9SR
www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk
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