The short answer
This charge is from Domain.com, a popular domain registrar and web hosting company. It is typically an auto-renewal for a domain name you previously registered.
Why is Domain.com charging my credit card?
If you see a charge from 'Domain.com', 'DOMAIN.COM/CHARGE', or 'Domain.com LLC', their automated billing system has renewed a service you purchased from them in the past. To protect users from accidentally losing their web addresses, Domain.com enables auto-renewal by default on all domain registrations.
You may also be billed for bundled services like domain privacy protection (which hides your personal information from the public WHOIS database), professional email accounts, or a website builder subscription.
- Annual domain name registration auto-renewal
- Domain Privacy + Protection subscription
- Web hosting or website builder monthly/annual fees
How to check your invoice and disable auto-renew
You can view your payment history and turn off the auto-renewal feature directly from your Domain.com control panel.
- Log in to your Domain.com Control Panel.
- review to the 'Billing' or 'Account' section.
- Click on 'Order History' to find the exact receipt for the charge.
- To prevent future charges, go to 'Domain Central' and toggle 'Auto-Renew' to off.
Independent reference — not affiliated with Domain.com. Billing names and policies change; verify with the merchant or your bank before acting.
Verified sources
Every claim on this page is checked against official sources — open them to confirm before you call your bank.
- Domain.com Auto-Renewal Policy https://www.domain.com
- Domain.com Billing Support https://www.domain.com/help-center?ref=unknowncharges
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