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Complaint Policy

Written by Transak Team | Feb 11, 2026 8:56:53 AM

Customer support requests vs complaints

A customer support request is a request for help, information, or assistance with using Transak’s products or services (for example, transaction status, account queries, or technical issues). These are handled through Transak’s standard customer support channels and aim to resolve issues as quickly as possible.

A complaint is an expression of dissatisfaction relating to Transak’s products, services, customer support, or employees, where a customer believes they have suffered inconvenience, financial loss, or unfair treatment and expects a formal response. Complaints are handled through Transak’s formal complaints process and are recorded and reviewed in accordance with applicable regulatory requirements.

How to contact Transak

Customers can contact Transak through the following channels:

  • Chat support (bot and live chat): Available 24/7 via transak.com for general support requests and to raise issues.
  • Email: Customers may contact Transak at support@transak.com for both support requests and complaints.
  • Other public channels: Transak may also receive customer communications through other publicly available channels. Where a matter qualifies as a complaint, it will be forwarded to the relevant channel and handled in accordance with the complaints process.

How Transak handles complaints

Once a complaint is received, it is logged in Transak’s complaint management system and the customer will receive an acknowledgement from the customer support team. Transak will investigate the matter and will aim to provide a reasoned response as soon as possible and, in any case, no later than 15 working days from the date of the complaint. Depending on the nature and complexity of the complaint, it may be escalated internally to relevant teams such as compliance or operations to ensure appropriate resolution.

Escalation if you are not satisfied

If a customer is not satisfied with Transak’s response to a complaint, they may escalate the matter to external dispute resolution or supervisory bodies. Within Austria and the EU, customers may use the following channels in cases where they are dissatisfied with the resolution of their complaint: