revocation_of_all_authorizationsDo not retryStripe decline code: Revocation of all authorizations
The customer revoked all recurring authorizations.
Recovery outlook
Do not retry. A hard or fraud-flagged decline. Retrying wastes attempts and can raise your fraud signals. Flag it and move to a new payment method.
What it means
The cardholder instructed their bank to stop all recurring authorizations, not just this one.
Why it happens
A broad opt-out at the bank level. Often after a dispute, a card compromise, or a decision to cut recurring charges.
Can you retry it?
Treat as a hard stop. Retrying is futile and can trigger disputes. Reach out to re-establish billing on a new method only with clear consent.
Recovery playbook
- 1Stop all retries against this card.
- 2Reach out before attempting any new charge.
- 3Re-collect explicit consent on a new payment method.
- 4Log it as involuntary churn to review.
How Reecova handles revocation_of_all_authorizations
Reecova marks revocation_of_all_authorizations as a hard decline, stops retries so you don't stack fraud signals, and surfaces it for a clean payment-method switch or write-off. It runs across your whole Stripe account automatically, and shows the dollars each code is costing you.