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§ Private Profile · Modi'in, HaMerkaz, Israel
AI-driven platform automates chargeback management, prevention, and recovery for e-commerce merchants, billing on successful recoveries.
Based in Modi'in-Maccabim-Re'ut, Israel, and New York, Chargeflow develops an artificial intelligence platform that fully automates chargeback management, fraud prevention, and dispute recovery for e-commerce merchants. The software integrates directly with existing payment processors and storefront tools to handle transaction disputes end-to-end, utilizing generative AI and historical data analysis to systematically improve merchant win rates. Operating on a success-based pricing model that only bills clients for successfully recovered funds, the company generates approximately $8.4 million in annual revenue while serving a global customer base of more than 15,000 e-commerce brands. To support its ongoing global expansion and product development, the 40-employee enterprise has raised $34.19 million in total funding through equity and venture debt from institutional investors including Viola Group, Journey Ventures, and OpenView. Chargeflow was founded in 2020 by Ariel Chen and Avia Chen.
Chargeflow has raised $82.0M across 4 funding rounds.
Chargeflow has raised $82.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Chargeflow has raised $82.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Chargeflow's investors include Natalie Refuah, Openview Venture Partners, Viola Ventures, Tom Holahan.
Chargeflow is a technology company specializing in AI-driven automated chargeback management and fraud prevention for eCommerce merchants. It builds a platform that automates the entire chargeback process—from dispute prevention to evidence submission—helping businesses recover lost revenue and reduce the operational burden of handling credit card disputes. Serving over 15,000 businesses worldwide, including eCommerce, SaaS, and digital goods sectors, Chargeflow addresses the growing problem of friendly fraud and transaction denials that can significantly impact merchant revenue. The company leverages proprietary machine learning algorithms to improve win rates on chargebacks by up to four times the industry average, offering a performance-based pricing model that aligns with client success[1][2][3][4].
Chargeflow was founded in 2020 by brothers Ariel Chen (CEO) and Avia Chen (CMO), who drew on their own experiences as eCommerce entrepreneurs struggling with chargebacks. Their firsthand challenges inspired them to develop an AI-powered solution that automates and optimizes chargeback management, transforming a traditionally manual and complex process. The company is headquartered in Modi’in, Israel, with development teams in Poland and support operations in the Philippines and the U.S. Early traction came from demonstrating a significantly higher success rate in recovering disputed funds, which fueled rapid growth and investor interest, including backing from OpenView Venture Partners[1][2][3].
Chargeflow rides the wave of eCommerce growth and the rising challenge of friendly fraud and chargebacks, which have escalated due to increased online transactions and consumer dispute abuse. The timing is critical as merchants face mounting losses from chargebacks that can reach several percent of revenue, especially in digital and subscription-based businesses. By automating and scaling chargeback management with AI, Chargeflow addresses a major pain point in online commerce, enabling merchants to protect revenue and focus on growth. This innovation also pushes the fintech and fraud prevention sectors toward more intelligent, data-driven solutions, influencing broader adoption of AI in payment risk management[1][2][4].
Chargeflow is positioned for continued rapid growth, leveraging its AI expertise and expanding global footprint to capture more of the burgeoning eCommerce fraud prevention market. Future trends shaping its journey include increased regulatory scrutiny on payment disputes, growing adoption of AI in fintech, and the rise of subscription and digital goods models that are vulnerable to chargebacks. As Chargeflow evolves, it may expand its product suite beyond chargebacks into broader payment risk analytics and prevention, deepening its influence on how merchants safeguard revenue in an increasingly digital economy. Its community-driven approach and performance-based pricing model suggest a sustainable path to scaling impact while maintaining client trust and ROI[1][2][3][4].
Chargeflow has raised $82.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $35.0M Debt / Series A in November 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 18, 2025 | $35M Debt Financing | Natalie Refuah | — | Announced |
| Nov 1, 2025 | $25M Series A | — | Openview Venture Partners, Viola Ventures | Announced |
| Aug 8, 2023 | $11M Venture Round | TOM Holahan | — | Announced |
| Aug 1, 2023 | $11M Seed | — | Openview Venture Partners, Viola Ventures | Announced |