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What would my client see on their statement after a charge is made?
What would my client see on their statement after a charge is made?

Here's what your client would see as the estimated statement descriptor after a charge is made on their card.

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Written by Colin Connor
Updated over 2 months ago

Stripe provides an estimated statement descriptor for credit card charges. This is what your client would see after they pay/your team captures a charge on their card. ACH Payments will always list "GOODSHUFFLE" when appearing on your client's statement. Stripe and Goodshuffle Pro do not set these descriptions.

Example:

A credit card charge from the company named "Events and Rentals" would appear as "EVENTSANDRENTALS".

The first characters are for your legal company name (not your DBA).

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