Understanding a charge on your statement

How to match any amount to what caused it.

Every charge on your account is listed in Billing history with its date, amount and a receipt link. Start there before contacting your bank.

  1. Open Profile → Billing and scroll to Billing history.
  2. Find the line matching the date and amount on your statement.
  3. Click 'View receipt' for the itemized Stripe receipt.
Screenshot: Billing history with several charges and their receipt links

What each kind of line means:

  • A full plan amount - a normal renewal on your billing date.
  • An amount labelled 'prorated' - a mid-cycle plan or cycle change. The amount is a partial period, so it matches no list price.
  • $17.50, $35 or $105 - a wallet top-up.
  • A pack price - a verification pack purchase.
  • A first plan charge about a week after signup - the trial converted on day 8.
  • A line marked 'due' - an invoice that has not been paid yet, usually a declined card.

Two frequent surprises with innocent explanations. A trial conversion looks unexpected if you forgot the trial had a fixed end date. And an annual charge is the whole year, which is why it is large and why the credits arrived all at once.

If a line still does not match anything you did, send the date and amount to support@argorant.com and we will trace it.

Still stuck? support@argorant.com