Transaction Dispute Resolution
Nigeria-Specific Dispute Process | Last updated: January 2026
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1. Purpose
This policy establishes a fair, transparent, and efficient process for resolving transaction disputes in accordance with Nigerian financial regulations, the Consumer Protection Council Act, and CBN guidelines on customer complaint handling.
2. Dispute Resolution Timeline
Submit your dispute via WhatsApp or email with transaction details and evidence.
Our team acknowledges receipt and assigns a case reference number.
We investigate the transaction, review evidence, and contact relevant parties.
We propose a resolution based on findings. Both parties review and respond.
Final decision is communicated. If unresolved, escalation options are provided.
3. How to File a Dispute
Submit your dispute via:
- WhatsApp (Fastest): +234 708 099 8536
- Email: disputes@firstflip.ng
Required Information:
- Transaction ID/Reference number
- Date and time of transaction
- Amount and currency involved
- Description of the issue
- Supporting evidence (screenshots, receipts, etc.)
- Your preferred resolution
4. Types of Disputes Covered
- • Delayed transactions
- • Incorrect amounts credited/debited
- • Failed transactions with deductions
- • Exchange rate discrepancies
- • Unauthorized transactions
- • Market price changes after trade
- • User errors in entering details
- • Losses from fraudulent third parties
- • Network congestion delays
- • Disputes filed after 30 days
5. Escalation Process
If you are unsatisfied with our resolution:
- Internal Appeal: Request a senior review within 7 days of initial decision
- Management Review: Escalate to FirstFlip management for final internal review
- External Mediation: Contact the Consumer Protection Council of Nigeria
- Regulatory Complaint: File with the CBN or NFIU if unresolved
- Legal Arbitration: Pursue arbitration in Lagos, Nigeria as per our Terms
6. Response Time Commitment
- WhatsApp initial response: 10-50 seconds
- Email response: Within 2 hours
- Full resolution: 72-96 hours for standard disputes
7. Nigerian Regulatory Framework
This dispute resolution process complies with:
- Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Consumer Protection Regulations 2019
- Consumer Protection Council Act (CPCA)
- Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) guidelines
- Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA) 2018