CHARGE*DECODER
Débits (1500)
Tous les libellés répertoriés, classés par catégorie. Utilisez la recherche pour un accès direct.
Par préfixe
Débits regroupés par plateforme et passerelle de paiement.
Par banque
Chaque banque formate les libellés selon ses propres règles. Consultez notre répertoire pour identifier les spécificités de votre établissement.
Voir toutes les banques US →Utilities & telecom
Monthly internet, cable, and phone bills that post under merchant abbreviations (ATT*BILL, COMCAST, SPECTRUM).
Payment processors & prefixes
SQ*, TST*, PADDLE.NET* — processor prefixes where the real business name follows the asterisk.
Shopping & marketplaces
Marketplace charges rarely match the storefront you bought from. Amazon alone bills under half a dozen different names.
Software & online services
Subscriptions, auto-renewals, and app-store billing — the biggest source of "I forgot I signed up for that" charges.
Streaming & media
Monthly subscriptions that blend together on a statement. The amount is familiar, the name sometimes is not.
Bank codes & transfers
ACH descriptors, treasury deposits, and card-payment entries — the machine-readable names banks put on your statement.
Food & delivery
Delivery apps, meal kits, and restaurant processors — charges that show the platform, not the kitchen.
Transport & parking
Rideshares, parking apps, and gas-station services — charges tied to where you went, not what you bought.
Fitness & wellness
Gyms, apps, and wellness subscriptions with auto-renewing monthly fees that are easy to forget and hard to cancel.
Gaming
Console stores, in-game currency, and platform subscriptions — charges that show the platform, not the game.
Discreet billing
Merchants that bill under neutral parent-company names for statement privacy.