ATM Fails to Dispense Cash but Charges Account, Slow Dispute Resolution
A bank customer had an ATM withdrawal fail to dispense cash while still charging their account, then faced a lengthy multi-day wait for the bank to review footage and resolve the dispute. This reflects a structural gap in how quickly banks can verify and reverse failed-transaction charges.
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