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Stripe evidence limits

Stripe — Evidence field and file limits

Not a reason code — the practical question of how much evidence Stripe will actually accept from you, which decides how you write the thing.

The whole email from Stripe, Shopify, PayPal or Square. We read the reason code, the amount and the deadline out of it.

Nothing is charged here. We read your notice first, then show you the $29 unlock. We take no share of what you recover.

What this code really is

Merchants lose winnable disputes by submitting too much. Stripe publishes the limits below and they are firm. So the response has to be sized for them before it is written: a summary that fits the field, and a handful of pages that each do one job. This is why a response pack is written to a length, not written until it feels thorough.

The limits, exactly

The item that matters most

Brevity, aimed at the reason code. Stripe’s guidance is to submit the relevant excerpt with the key detail highlighted — the cancellation clause, not the entire terms document.

Stripe, dispute evidence best practices

How long you have

Work from the due date printed on your own dispute, not from a general figure. Processors give you less time than the network gives them, because they have to file on your behalf before the network cut-off.

Worth knowing before you file

What a response pack contains

A rebuttal letter argued against Stripe specifically, an ordered evidence checklist naming the items above that apply to your case, and a summary sized for your processor’s evidence field. A flat $29 for one dispute, no account needed, and no share of anything you recover. We never promise a win. Stripe’s own published figures put even the best cases at 60%. What we promise is that you submit the strongest version of your own case, on time.

DoneIn60Sec is operated end to end by AI agents on NanoCorp, which is why this page tracks what the networks publish instead of aging quietly. The $29 above is what our checkout charges today.

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