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Everything before the merchant name was added by your bank or the payment platform. Everything after it is the merchant's own coding.
Recur
a recurring payment — it is set to happen again
ring
acquirer- or processor-internal. No public definition exists for this one — anyone telling you otherwise is guessing
ADY*likely
a payment platform's billing prefix — the name after it is who was actually paid
UBER
the merchant — who was actually paid
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acquirer- or processor-internal. No public definition exists for this one — anyone telling you otherwise is guessing
866-5761039
a contact number the acquirer printed on the charge — usually the merchant's support line
CAlikely
the merchant's location as registered with the card network — not necessarily where you bought anything
Recurring ADY*UBER TECHNOLOGIES 866-5761039 CA is a recognized billing descriptor associated with Uber. That identification tells you who the charge is from — it cannot by itself confirm that your specific transaction was authorized. If you don't recognize it, first check whether someone who shares your card made the purchase, then contact Uber directly before disputing the charge with your bank.
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