Which of the following is a listed dispute category?

• A. Fraudulent
• B. Subscription canceled
• C. Credit not processed
• D. General

Answer: (B)

Disputes are categorized to quickly route and address the underlying issue. A listed category here refers to a predefined label you would choose when the dispute is tied to a subscription matter. “Subscription canceled” is a listed category because it directly signals that the dispute involves a subscription event—specifically issues around cancellation or charges related to a canceled subscription. It clearly distinguishes this scenario from other dispute types, making it the best fit for categorizing a dispute that originates from subscription status.

The other options describe the nature of the dispute (fraudulent) or are more general/less specific (general, credit not processed), which don’t map to the formal category used for subscription-related disputes. So “Subscription canceled” is the correct listed category.