About Bvio
Bvio, operated by Bvio Technology Limited, is a software and hardware technology company behind Violoop, an AI-powered desktop assistant device and companion applications. The Violoop system connects to a user’s computer, observes on‑screen activity, and uses on‑device AI models to prepare context‑aware actions such as drafting replies, filling forms, updating records, or summarizing documents. Bvio also offers mobile apps under the Bvio and Violoop names so users can monitor and control their desktop AI remotely, with a focus on productivity and security for knowledge workers and professionals who operate across multiple software tools. ([checkout.violoop.ai](https://checkout.violoop.ai/?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled “SP BVIO” likely comes from a purchase or reservation made via a Shopify-powered checkout for Bvio/Violoop—such as a hardware device preorder, early‑access reservation fee, or related digital services. Depending on when you were charged, it may be a small, fully refundable reservation amount (for example, a $10 pre‑launch reservation) or a larger charge corresponding to a Violoop device order or associated software services. These transactions are usually processed online through Bvio’s website or marketing campaigns and may appear shortly after you interact with their checkout or sign up for early access. ([checkout.violoop.ai](https://checkout.violoop.ai/?utm_source=openai))
If you don’t recognize the “SP BVIO” charge, first check any email accounts you use for online purchases for receipts or order confirmations from Bvio or Violoop, and review your Shopify or Kickstarter‑style preorder confirmations if you joined an early‑access campaign. Log into any Bvio/Violoop accounts or apps using your usual email to review billing history. If something still looks wrong, contact Bvio support using the official channels listed in the Violoop/Bvio apps or via the bvio.ai website, providing the last four digits of your card, approximate amount, and date of the charge—but never your full card number or PIN. You can also ask your bank to clarify whether the charge is pending or settled and to dispute it if you confirm it’s unauthorized.