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Braintree (PayPal)Braintree 4020
PayPal Refund Attempt Limit Reached
Hard Decline
Permanent failures that should not be retried
Do Not Retry
Retry will not succeed
Description
PayPal's maximum number of refund attempts for this transaction has been exceeded.
Recommended Action
No further refund attempts are possible for this transaction via PayPal.
Common Causes
- Too many refund attempts on this transaction
Recovery Tips
- Process the refund through an alternative method
Quick Reference
Code
4020
Category
Hard Decline
Retryable
No
Source
Braintree
Recoverability verdict
Retrying 4020 will not work
This is a hard decline. Retrying code 4020 will not recover the payment. But most merchants seeing this code also have soft declines they are not recovering. Check what your retry strategy is leaving behind.
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The card is expired. The customer will need to use a different payment method.
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The customer entered an invalid payment method or made a typo in their card expiration date. Have the customer correct their payment information and attempt the transaction again — if the decline persists, they will need to contact their bank.
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No Account
The submitted card number is not on file with the card-issuing bank. The customer will need to contact their bank.