Funds held, case opened
The bank notifies us; the amount shows as held on your next payout and the case appears in your dashboard with the reason code decoded.
The big platforms side with the guest because that's cheaper for them. Manorly's dispute desk works for you: when a cardholder disputes a stay, the evidence is pulled automatically, a human who knows the reason codes writes the rebuttal, and it files before the deadline unless you tell us otherwise.
The bank notifies us; the amount shows as held on your next payout and the case appears in your dashboard with the reason code decoded.
Verified ID and face-match record, the listing snapshot from the booking date, the signed rental agreement, the full message thread, check-in photos, the smart-lock access log.
Someone who has argued this reason code before writes the response, citing the evidence, in the language acquirers expect.
You can approve, edit or accept the chargeback. If you do nothing, it files on time. Nothing here costs you a fee either way.
Most hosts lose disputes for one reason: they can't prove the guest was there and agreed to the terms. On Manorly the guest verified an ID at booking, signed the agreement, matched their face at the door, and messaged you from the house. That trail is assembled the moment a case opens.
We'll walk through an anonymized dispute end to end: what was pulled, what was written, and how it was filed.