Recognition from Money20/20’s global jury caps a breakout year in which Justt became the first chargeback company named to the Forbes Fintech 50
LAS VEGAS, Oct. 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Justt, the AI-native chargeback management platform, has won the Silver Prize for AI & Automation in Payments at The Money Awards 2026. Winners were revealed on October 18 at Money20/20 USA in Las Vegas, the largest annual gathering of the global payments, banking, and fintech ecosystem.
Now in its second year, The Money Awards are judged by a global jury of senior leaders from banks, payments companies, and investment firms. Justt reached the podium against a finalist field that spanned fast-growing startups and tier-one financial institutions, a sign that dispute management has earned its place among the most important AI use cases in payments.
Chargebacks remain one of the most manual corners of payments. Each dispute demands a tailored evidence package, built to specific card network rules and filed against hard deadlines. For many merchants, the workload is too resource intensive to manage at scale, leaving them to absorb losses they might otherwise recover.
Justt replaces this manual work with AI. Its Dynamic Arguments technology builds custom evidence for every case, while machine learning runs continuous A/B tests on submissions and predicts which disputes are worth fighting. This year, Justt also deployed NVIDIA Nemotron Parse in live production, reducing document extraction errors by 25%. Today, the platform helps more than 250 global enterprise merchants, and 80,000 SMBs protect their revenue.
“Payments have become instant, global, and intelligent, but disputes were left running on rules and paperwork from the 1970s. We founded Justt based upon a simple conviction: every chargeback is a data problem, and data problems are exactly what AI solves best. This award signals that the industry now sees it too,” said Ofir Tahor, CEO and co-founder of Justt. “Disputes are not back-office cleanup. They are a critical part of payments infrastructure, and the businesses that embrace automation will be best positioned to recover revenue that would otherwise be lost. As AI transforms how payment disputes are managed, we intend to lead that evolution. Winning Silver at the Money Awards is an important milestone in that journey, but we’re only getting started.”
The Money Awards win extends a run of momentum for Justt in 2026. In April, it became the first chargeback and dispute management company ever to be named to the Forbes Fintech 50 list. On November 9-10, Justt hosts the second annual ChargebackX, which brings together speakers from Visa, Mastercard, Worldpay, and leading merchants, and where the company will share findings from its multiyear benchmark study of millions of disputes. With AI moving deeper into every stage of the dispute lifecycle, Justt expects 2027 to bring further recognition for the category it pioneered.
Justt.ai is the AI-native platform for enterprise chargeback management, helping merchants recapture profit at scale. Founded in 2020, with global offices in New York, London, and Tel Aviv, Justt combines advanced AI technology, dynamic evidence generation, and deep payments expertise to customize every dispute, maximize revenue recovery, improve win rates over time, and minimize manual effort. The company is trusted by more than 250 global enterprise merchants and 80,000 SMBs and was named a Forbes Fintech 50 company in 2026. Learn more at https://justt.ai/.
Ronen Shnidman
ronen.s@justt.ai
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