Bank Transfer (Not a Merchant)

The description "Transfer to*1154 LEAS" is characteristic of a banking or credit card transfer notation, not a purchase from a commercial merchant. In this context, "Transfer to" typically marks money being moved from your account to another account (such as another person, an internal sub‑account, a loan, or a savings account). The trailing numbers and letters (e.g., "*1154 LEAS") usually reference the destination account’s last digits or an internal reference/memo label, rather than a company name.

Because this is a transfer rather than a card purchase, it will appear on your statement when you initiate a manual transfer (via online banking or mobile app), set up an automatic payment (such as to a loan or lease account), or move money between your own accounts. It could also represent an automatic payment to a financial product (for example, an auto or equipment lease) labeled “LEAS” by your bank. There is no independent merchant website or physical store associated with this descriptor.

To verify this transaction, log into your online or mobile banking and review your recent transfers, scheduled payments, and linked accounts. Look for any transfer you initiated around the same date, especially those going to an account ending in the same digits (e.g., 1154) or labeled similarly to “LEAS.” If you still have questions, contact your bank or card issuer directly using the phone number on the back of your card; they can see internal notes and confirm exactly which account or payee this transfer went to. Keep in mind that only your bank can clarify or reverse erroneous account transfers associated with this type of descriptor.