What Is PADDLE.NET* on My Card Statement?
Paddle (Paddle.com Market Ltd) is a merchant of record for software businesses: it sells the app or subscription on the developer's behalf and handles payment and tax. Your statement therefore names Paddle, with the product after it.
The usual format is PADDLE.NET* PRODUCTNAME, e.g. PADDLE.NET* ALFRED; some banks show Paddle.com instead.
How to read a PADDLE.NET* charge
PADDLE.NET* — sold through Paddle, a software resellerALFRED — the software you boughtCommon PADDLE.NET* charges people look up
- PADDLE.NET* <app> — a software licence or SaaS subscription
Don't recognize a PADDLE.NET* charge? Do this
- Go to paddle.net — Paddle's buyer site finds your transaction by email, and lets you cancel or request a refund.
- Search your inbox for a Paddle receipt; it names the product and the seller.
- Check SaaS tools and Mac apps you tried — a trial that converted is the usual cause.
Paddle profile: every business we've seen billing through Paddle →
Common questions
Paddle sells software on behalf of developers. The product named after PADDLE.NET* is what you (or someone on your card) bought.
At paddle.net, using the email you bought with, or from the link in your receipt.
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