š³ Why Some Charges Appear as āRecurringā on Bank Statements
If a bidder reaches out wondering why their charge looks ārecurringā on their bank statement, hereās whatās happening, and why itās nothing to worry about. Stripe, our payment processor, marks certain transactions this way for security and convenience.
š What āRecurringā Really Means
When a bidder sees ārecurringā next to their charge, it doesnāt mean theyāve signed up for a subscription or that theyāll be charged again automatically.
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Stripe flags some charges as recurring to allow secure storage of card details.
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This allows bidders to check out quickly without re-entering their CVC code every time.
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The ārecurringā label is about how the card data is handled, not the frequency of billing.
This ārecurringā flag helps maintain PCI compliance and speeds up future transactions ā even for one-time payments.
š Need Proof or Further Details?
Stripe offers an official explanation of this behavior: Read Stripe's article here