Seeing a GUSTO - REM 935250 charge on your statement?

Common ways GUSTO - REM 935250 charges might appear on your statement

• GUSTO - REM 935250
• CHKCARDGUSTO - REM 935250
• CHECKCARD GUSTO - REM 935250
• POS Debit GUSTO - REM 935250
• POS PUR GUSTO - REM 935250
• POS PURCHASE GUSTO - REM 935250
• PRE-AUTH GUSTO - REM 935250
• PENDING GUSTO - REM 935250

What is GUSTO - REM?

GUSTO - REM 935250 refers to the company Gusto, Inc., a payroll and HR services provider for small and medium‐sized businesses. Their code glossary indicates “REM” stands for Debit Reimbursement, indicating a reimbursement debit from your company’s bank account. Learn more at gusto.com.

Common causes for GUSTO - REM charges

• Your company being billed by Gusto for payroll service fees or employee reimbursements.
• A debit entry processed by Gusto under “REM – Debit Reimbursement,” as part of the payroll transaction batching.
• A refund reversal or adjustment processed by Gusto on behalf of your company.
• Possibly “pre-authorisation” or “pending” lines from the bank showing the debit before final settlement.

Decoding GUSTO - REM 935250 charge tags

• GUSTO refers to the merchant (Gusto, Inc.).
• - REM indicates “Debit Reimbursement” per Gusto’s bank transaction code glossary.
• 935250 is a numeric identifier likely tied to the batch, client or transaction series used by Gusto for bookkeeping.
• CHKCARD / CHECKCARD / POS / PRE-AUTH / PENDING reflect how your bank records the transaction (e.g., debit card payment, point-of-sale, pending hold).