dispute-resolution
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Description
Lu71 safeguards agentic payments end to end. Your AI agent captures purchase intent before buying, then files chargebacks automatically when merchants fail to deliver. No manual intervention. No phone calls. No forms. For card payments (Visa, Mastercard, Stripe Issuing, Lithic), Lu71 files formal disputes with the card network and tracks resolution in real time. For crypto payments (Ethereum, Solana, Bitcoin, XRP, and 6 more chains), Lu71 verifies recipient addresses against sanctions lists, scam databases, and on chain fraud signals before funds leave. One MCP install gives your agent six tools: capture intent, file disputes, check status, list history, update evidence, and verify crypto addresses. Works with Claude, Codex, ChatGPT, Kiro, VS Code, and 10 more clients. Pay nothing to file. Pay nothing if we lose. 5% only when we recover your money.
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dispute-resolution is a remote MCP server published at server.smithery.ai. Its tool list could not be read; the server is closed to direct calls.
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