About Amazon Digital Services
Amazon Digital Services is an internal billing entity of Amazon that handles charges for a wide range of Amazon digital products and services. These can include Kindle eBooks, digital subscriptions (such as certain channel add-ons or digital publications), Prime Video rentals or purchases, apps and in‑app purchases from Amazon’s digital stores, and other downloadable or streaming content tied to your Amazon account. The slightly truncated descriptor “Ama on Digit CM2 SEATTLE WA” is consistent with how bank systems sometimes abbreviate “Amazon Digital” on card statements.
This charge typically appears when you or someone with access to your Amazon account purchases digital content, signs up for or renews a digital subscription, or rents/buys streaming video. It can also relate to small recurring charges for add-on channels or third‑party digital subscriptions that are billed through Amazon. In some cases, you may see multiple smaller charges in a short period if several digital items were purchased individually rather than as a single order.
If you’re unsure about the charge, log into your Amazon account, go to Your Orders and Your Memberships & Subscriptions, and filter for digital orders around the transaction date. Each digital order page shows the exact payment method used, which you can match to the card on your statement. If you still can’t identify the charge, you can contact Amazon customer service via the Help section of the website or app and provide the date and amount; they can look up the transaction and advise on refunds or cancelling any unwanted subscriptions. If you suspect unauthorized use and can’t find a matching order, contact both Amazon and your card issuer promptly to secure your account and card.