The short answer
This charge is from Enom, a major domain name registrar and web services company owned by Tucows. It usually represents a domain name registration, renewal, or reseller account refill.
Why am I seeing a charge from Enom?
Enom operates both directly to consumers and as a massive backend provider for other web hosts (resellers). If you bought a domain through a smaller hosting company, they might use Enom to register it, resulting in 'Enom Inc.' appearing on your statement.
If you are a web developer or IT professional with an Enom reseller account, this charge could be an 'Auto-Refill' triggered when your account balance dropped below a certain threshold.
- Domain name auto-renewal directly with Enom
- Domain purchased via a reseller utilizing Enom's backend
- Reseller account auto-refill to cover client domain renewals
How to track down an Enom charge
Since Enom provides backend services, you should first check your email for any receipts. If you have a direct account, you can log in to check your order history.
- Search your email inbox for 'Enom' or 'domain renewal' to find a receipt.
- If you have an Enom account, log in and review to 'My Account' > 'Order History'.
- If you do not have an Enom account, check with your primary web hosting provider, as they may have billed you via Enom's payment gateway.
Independent reference — not affiliated with Enom. 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.
- Enom Account Management https://www.enom.com
- Enom Reseller Billing https://www.enom.com/help-center?ref=unknowncharges
Reviewed Aug 31, 2026 · high · About UnknownCharges