Artimind

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Artimind is an AI-powered video and avatar creation app that transforms photos, memories, and recordings into lifelike animated videos and interactive experiences.

Singapore, Singapore
artimind.com
Owned by APERO TECHNOLOGIES GROUP PTE. LTD.

About Artimind

Artimind is a consumer AI application and service that uses advanced video, voice, and avatar technology to turn still photos, videos, and recordings into animated, emotionally expressive videos and interactive avatars. The product is published by Apero Technologies Group PTE. LTD. and is available via mobile apps (such as the “Artimind – AI Video Generator” iOS app) and through its website, artimind.com. It focuses heavily on memorial, family, and life-event content—helping users create memory films, tributes, and interactive avatars of loved ones using uploaded photos, clips, and audio. ([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/artimind-ai-video-generator/id6459831969?utm_source=openai))

A charge reading “LINK.COM* ARTIMIND SOUTH SAN FRCA” typically means you purchased a digital subscription or one-time package from Artimind, with the payment processed by Link (Stripe’s digital wallet/checkout). Link acts as the merchant of record on your statement (hence the LINK.COM* prefix), while “ARTIMIND” is the underlying service you subscribed to or bought from, usually for AI-generated videos, avatar features, or additional content packs. Charges may be weekly, monthly, yearly, or per-use depending on the subscription tier or in-app purchase you selected. ([merchants.letsweel.com](https://merchants.letsweel.com/merchants/link?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a charge, start by checking where you signed up: (1) your Apple App Store or Google Play subscriptions if you installed the mobile app, (2) your email for Artimind or Link receipts associated with that amount and date, or (3) your Link account’s Activity section if you used Link at checkout. From there you can verify whether the charge is a recurring subscription, cancel or change your plan, or request support. For billing disputes or refund requests, you can contact Artimind’s support team using the email listed in the app and on its policies (support@artimind.com), and if the charge shows as LINK.COM* ARTIMIND, you can also review and manage it via your Link account or by contacting Link support through link.com. ([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/artimind-ai-video-generator/id6459831969?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Artimind.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement say LINK.COM* ARTIMIND SOUTH SAN FRCA instead of just Artimind?

This format indicates your payment was processed through Link, Stripe’s digital-wallet/checkout product. “LINK.COM*” identifies Link as the merchant of record and “ARTIMIND” identifies the underlying service you purchased—Artimind’s AI video and avatar product. “SOUTH SAN FRCA” refers to the processor/billing location for Link, not where Artimind is based.

What kinds of subscriptions or charges does Artimind usually bill for?

Artimind typically charges for weekly, monthly, or yearly subscriptions that unlock premium AI video, avatar, and memory-film features, as well as occasional one-time purchases (like individual generations or special template packs). If your charge repeats on a regular schedule (for example, every week or every month), it is most likely a subscription plan you started in the app or via the Artimind website.

How do I cancel my Artimind subscription to stop future LINK.COM* ARTIMIND charges?

If you subscribed through the iOS or Android app, open the App Store or Google Play app, go to your account’s Subscriptions section, and cancel the Artimind subscription there—future renewals will stop but current paid time stays active. If you subscribed on the web and paid via Link, sign in to your Link account and/or check the cancellation link in your original Artimind or Link receipt email to manage or cancel the plan.

How can I request a refund for an Artimind charge?

Refunds depend on where you purchased. For in‑app subscriptions via Apple or Google, refund requests must be made through their official refund flows in your App Store or Google Play account. For web purchases processed as LINK.COM* ARTIMIND, first check your Link account’s Activity page and the receipt email; if you believe you’re eligible for a refund, follow Link’s “Sold through Link” refund instructions or contact Artimind support at the email in the app and on artimind.com, providing the date, amount, and descriptor from your statement. ([support.link.com](https://support.link.com/questions/requesting-a-refund-for-a-sold-through-link-payment?utm_source=openai))

Is Artimind a recurring subscription or a one-time purchase?

Artimind can be either, depending on what you selected. Most users opt into recurring weekly, monthly, or annual subscriptions that auto‑renew until cancelled, but there may also be one‑time purchases such as single AI generations or special packs. Check your App Store/Google Play subscription list or your Link Activity page and receipt to see whether your plan is labeled as recurring and what the renewal period is. ([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/artimind-ai-video-generator/id6459831969?utm_source=openai))

Why do I see multiple small LINK.COM* ARTIMIND charges rather than one larger one?

Multiple smaller charges can happen if you purchased several add‑ons or short‑term plans (for example, weekly AI access) instead of a single long‑term plan, or if family members on the same card installed the app and each started their own trial or subscription. Reviewing your email for Artimind or Link receipts by date and amount, and checking the Subscriptions section of your mobile platform account, will help you map each charge to a specific purchase.

Can Artimind or Link place temporary authorization holds on my card?

Yes. When you start a trial, upgrade, or change payment details, the processor (Link, Apple, Google, or another gateway) may place a small temporary authorization hold to verify your card. These often appear as pending charges and either disappear or convert into the actual subscription payment once it’s finalized. If a small pending LINK.COM* ARTIMIND charge vanishes after a few days, it was likely just an authorization.

What should I do if I don’t recognize an Artimind charge at all?

First, search your email for “Artimind,” “link.com,” or the exact amount and date to see if there’s a receipt tied to your address. Next, check the Subscriptions section of your App Store/Google Play account and your Link Activity page for any Artimind-related purchases. If you still don’t recognize it, contact Artimind via the support email listed in the app and on artimind.com and also contact Link support or your bank/card issuer to report a potentially unauthorized transaction and block further charges. ([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/artimind-ai-video-generator/id6459831969?utm_source=openai))

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