The short answer
Unreviewed registry note: USAA statements show standard merchant descriptors. Members most often hit ACHMA VISB (exact identity unconfirmed), VZWRLSS*APOCC, and card processor tokens — all decoded here.
How to read USAA statement codes statements
- Unreviewed registry note: USAA checking entries can show abbreviated originator information. ACHMA VISB identity remains unconfirmed; ask the bank for details before linking it to a wireless bill.
- Unreviewed registry note: USAA members in the military move often, which makes co-located autopay (internet, wireless) the top source of mystery charges.
- Unreviewed registry note: The USAA app shows transaction details with merchant names for card payments.
What to do, in order
- Match autopay to services Unreviewed registry note: Compare the actual USAA transaction with account records. ACHMA VISB has an unconfirmed originator; obtain the bank details before choosing a biller.
- Use the app transaction details Unreviewed registry note: Card transactions show the merchant name and often a contact number.
Quick questions
What is ACHMA VISB on my USAA statement?
Unreviewed registry note: Its exact merchant identity remains unconfirmed. Ask USAA for originator or merchant information and compare your own account records.
Independent reference — not affiliated with USAA support or any company listed. Billing names and policies change; verify with the merchant or your bank before acting. Nothing here is financial advice.