Chargebacks911 Appoints Donald Kossmann as CTO for AI Innovation

May 29, 2025
Chargebacks911 has appointed Donald Kossmann as its new Chief Technology Officer to lead AI-driven advancements in payment solutions, announced in a press release.

Chargebacks911 has appointed Donald Kossmann as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO) to spearhead AI-driven innovation in payment solutions, announced in a press release. Kossmann, a former Microsoft executive, brings over 30 years of experience in computer science, AI, and fraud protection to the role.

Kossmann's previous roles at Microsoft included serving as Distinguished Engineer and Vice President of Business Copilot, where he contributed to the development of key products like SQL Hyperscale and Microsoft Copilot Studio. His expertise will be pivotal as Chargebacks911 aims to enhance its AI capabilities to combat post-transaction fraud and improve digital payment trust.

As CTO, Kossmann will lead the development of next-generation solutions that integrate machine learning and real-time data intelligence across Chargebacks911's global platform. His appointment underscores the company's commitment to advancing technology that prevents fraud and restores trust between merchants and consumers.

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