CES Pay has a network of KYC compliant authorised/ designated merchants, through whom various financial activities are facilitated to customers.
This policy will apply to Merchants and will also act as guiding tool to the Merchants availing service of Bill Payment and other products/ services facilitated by CES Pay.
For the purpose of this Policy, the term ‘Merchant(s)’ shall mean the Merchant, availing service of Bill Payment and Merchants availing other products/ services facilitated by CES Pay.
CES Pay shall disclose all important terms and conditions in clear and simple language to the Merchants while issuing the merchant ID. These disclosures shall include:
CES Pay shall put in place a formal, simply disclosed Merchant grievance redressal framework, including designating a nodal officer to handle the Merchant complaints / grievances, the escalation matrix and turn-around-times for complaint resolution. The complaint facility, if made available on website / mobile, shall be clear and easily accessible. The framework shall include, at the minimum, the following:
CES Pay shall create sufficient awareness and educate Merchants in the secure use of the CES Pay platform, including the need for keeping passwords confidential, procedure to be followed in case of loss or theft of card or authentication data or if any fraud / abuse is detected, etc.
CES Pay shall provide an option for the Merchants to generate / receive CES Pay account statements for at least past 6 months. The account statement shall, at the minimum, provide details such as date of transaction, debit / credit amount, net balance and description of transaction. Additionally, the CES Pay shall provide transaction history for at least 10 transactions.
CES Pay shall ensure transparency in pricing and the charge structure as under.
CES Pay shall be responsible for addressing all Merchant service-related queries.
CES PAY shall also display Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on its website / mobile app related to the platform.
CES Pay shall implement an effective mechanism of creating Merchant awareness on the risks and responsibilities involved in electronic payment transactions and Merchant liability in cases of unauthorised electronic payment transactions. Under the said mechanism, CES Pay shall inter alia regularly communicate with the Merchants and shall frequently run awareness campaigns, conducted in the middle of every 2-3 months.
CES Pay shall put in place a suitable mechanism and structure for reporting of the Merchant liability cases to the Board or one of its Committees. The reporting shall, inter-alia, include volume / number of cases and the aggregate value involved and distribution across various categories of cases. The Board or one of its Committees shall periodically review the cases reported by Merchants or otherwise, as also the action taken thereon, the functioning of the grievance redressal mechanism and take appropriate measures to improve the systems and procedures
A ‘failed transaction’ is a transaction which has not been fully completed due to any reason not attributable to the Merchant such as failure in communication links, non-availability of cash in an ATM, time-out of sessions, etc. Failed transactions shall also include the credits which could not be affected to the beneficiary account on account of lack of full information or lack of proper information and delay in initiating a reversal transaction.
Terms like, Acquirer, Beneficiary, Issuer, Remitter, etc., have meanings as per common banking parlance.
T is the day of transaction and refers to the calendar date.
R is the day on which the reversal is concluded, and the funds are received by the issuer / originator. Reversal should be affected at the issuer / originator end on the same day when the funds are received from the beneficiary end.
The term bank includes non-banks also and applies to them wherever they are authorised to operate.
Domestic transactions i.e., those where both the originator and beneficiary are within India are covered under this framework.
Lodging and tracking of disputes and grievances
Website: Visit the “Contact Us” section on our website www.cespay.in, fill in the details of your query, and submit the form.
Email: You can email your queries, concerns, feedback, and complaints to support@cespay.in
Phone (Helpline): You can also contact our Merchant care number 9284560953 between 10:00 AM and 06:00 PM, on working days. These mechanisms are dedicated to redressing our Merchant complaints, providing online resolution wherever possible, and capturing valuable feedback regarding our services. On receiving Merchant feedback, our executives would reach out to the Merchants, if need be, and ensure that all grievances are addressed within the estimated time to address the complaints.
Suitable timelines have been set for every complaint depending upon the investigations which would be involved in resolving the same. Here are the estimated timelines at various levels of queries/escalations.
Details | Turnaround Time (TAT) |
---|---|
First response to a merchant’s query/ concern | 24 hrs |
Follow-up queries | 48 hrs |
Resolution of escalated cases | 7 days |
Resolution of Merchant grievances | 15 days |
Concern raised to Nodal officer | 15 days |
CES Pay will try to address Merchant’s feedback, queries and complaints to the best effort basis.
Visit the ‘Contact Us section on our website www.cespay.in or write to us at support@cespay.in
You can also call our Merchant care numbers 9284560953 between 10:00 AM and 06:00 PM, on working days.