IMPS error RCR: Chargeback re-presentment
Source: Axis Bank, IMPS Response Codes for H2H/API. These are IMPS response codes as one bank publishes them; other banks use the same codes but may word them differently.
What it means
The chargeback was re-presented: the other side contested it. Axis Bank's list marks the status as 'Success'.
Not fully documented: The source doesn't say what 'Success' means for a re-presentment.
Axis Bank's list doesn't say at which step this code is raised. Most failed IMPS payments are not debited; check your statement.
If you were debited and the payment failed, the money is due back by the next working day (T+1).
Dispute process.
No guidance given
What you should do
If you raised the dispute, it is still being contested. Follow up with your bank.
If you run payouts or a bank integration
Track the dispute through to final decision.
IMPS error RCR kya hai?
IMPS RCR ka matlab hai chargeback ko doosre paksh ne challenge kiya.
Related codes
IMPS in brief
IMPS moves money between banks instantly, at any hour, on any day. Transfers go either by account number and IFSC, or by mobile number and MMID. The network limit is ₹5 lakh per transaction, though your bank can set a lower one, which is why codes like 04 and 22 exist.
Checking what happened
Open the transaction in your bank app or net banking and note its RRN, the 12-digit reference number also sent by SMS. The receiver's bank can trace the transfer with it, and you'll need it for any complaint. If the status says pending or deemed approved, wait for the final status before sending the money again.
If it still isn't sorted
- Raise a complaint inside your banking app. Quote the RRN from your statement or SMS.
- If the app doesn't resolve it, contact your bank's grievance desk with the same reference.
- If your bank hasn't replied within 30 days, or you're not happy with the reply, complain to the RBI Ombudsman at cms.rbi.org.in. It's free.