Is "VISA DDA PUR AP 401134 AFTERPAY 185 52896014 *" fraud?

Written by Sage Wallace

June 18th, 2024

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What is "VISA DDA PUR AP 401134 AFTERPAY 185 52896014 *"?

AfterPay is a financial technology company established in 2014. The company provides a buy now, pay later service allowing consumers to purchase goods from various retail outlets and pay in installments. Its services span various retail sectors including fashion, homewares, beauty products, and sporting goods. It operates in several countries including Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada.'

  • VISA: Indicates that the transaction was made using a Visa card.
  • DDA: Stands for Demand Deposit Account, indicating the type of account used for the transaction.
  • PUR: Short for Purchase, indicating that the transaction was a purchase.
  • AP: Stands for Authorization Pending, suggesting that the transaction is still being processed or awaiting authorization.
  • 401134: This could be a merchant or store identification code to identify where the purchase was made.
  • AFTERPAY: The name of the merchant or service provider involved in the transaction.
  • 185: Could be a reference or invoice number associated with the purchase.
  • 52896014: Potentially a unique identifier or transaction number for the purchase. The meaning may vary depending on the bank.
  • *: The asterisk symbol at the end could indicate the end of the transaction code or serve as a separator.
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