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Seeing a NFO PAYMENT RECEIVED charge on your statement?
Common ways NFO PAYMENT RECEIVED charges might appear on your statement
- NFO PAYMENT RECEIVED
NFO PAYMENT RCV
NFO PMT RECEIVED
NFO PAYMENT RCPT
NFO PAYMNT RECEIVED
What is NFO Payment Received?
“NFO Payment Received” is a descriptor that may appear when a payment is made or posted on your credit card or bank account, often indicating funds credited into the account. It is not tied to a specific retailer or merchant, but rather reflects an incoming payment transaction.
Common causes for NFO PAYMENT RECEIVED entries
- A refund or credit from a merchant or service provider that posts back to your account.
- An incoming payment or deposit applied toward your account balance.
- Adjustment or reversal of a previous charge resulting in funds being posted.
- Mistaken or unauthorized credits requiring investigation if unexpected.
Decoding NFO PAYMENT RECEIVED charge tags
- NFO stands for “Payment Received” entry (not typically a merchant name).
- PAYMENT / PMT signals that the transaction is a payment or credit, not a purchase.
- RECEIVED / RCV / RCPT indicate funds were credited to your account.
- Use caution if you did not initiate the “payment received” as it may require contacting your bank or card issuer.
What to do
if you
don’t recognize this charge
Spot, verify, and resolve suspicious charges in minutes.
Contact your bank.
Call your bank using the number on the back of your card.
Contact the merchant.
Call their customer service to verify the charge and get transaction details.
Dispute the charge & monitor account.
If it appears fraudulent, report it to your bank or card issuer.
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