EPIC Companies

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EPIC Companies is a North Dakota–based real estate development and investment firm that creates and manages mixed‑use and multifamily projects across the Upper Midwest.

West Fargo, North Dakota, United States
epiccompaniesnd.com

About EPIC Companies

EPIC Companies is a privately held real estate development, management, and investment company headquartered in West Fargo, North Dakota. The firm focuses on mixed‑use buildings, multifamily housing, and commercial projects throughout North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota. EPIC operates through entities like EPIC Development, EPIC Management, and EPIC Capital, and maintains regional offices and project sites including a major presence at 400 10th St SE in Minot, North Dakota.

A charge labeled similar to “PY *WEST FARGO 400 10TH ST SE MINOT NDUS” is likely related to a payment processed for EPIC Companies or one of its related real estate entities, with “West Fargo” reflecting the company’s headquarters city and the Minot address reflecting a local project or office location. This might be a rent or lease payment, a commercial tenant CAM or build‑out charge, a deposit for a residential or commercial unit, an event or venue rental fee, or an installment related to an investment with EPIC. Depending on your relationship, it could be a recurring monthly rent/association charge or a one‑time transaction such as a security deposit or reservation fee.

To verify the charge, review any lease agreements, investment documents, or event contracts you have with EPIC-branded properties and check your email for invoices or receipts from epiccompaniesnd.com. Log into any resident or tenant portal you use for an EPIC property to confirm recent payments and billing dates. If something doesn’t look right, contact EPIC Companies directly via the contact details on their official website and provide the transaction date, amount, and any invoice or unit information so they can locate the payment and explain or correct the charge. If you still cannot identify the transaction, you can also dispute it with your card issuer after attempting to resolve it with EPIC.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

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

  1. Py *west Fargo 400 10th st se Minot ndus

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my card statement show “PY *WEST FARGO 400 10TH ST SE MINOT NDUS” for an EPIC Companies charge?

This descriptor likely combines the payment processor prefix (“PY *”), EPIC Companies’ headquarters city (West Fargo), and a project or office address in Minot (400 10th St SE). Together they identify a payment processed for EPIC Companies or one of its related real estate entities rather than a traditional retail storefront.

What types of payments to EPIC Companies commonly appear on credit or debit card statements?

Common card payments include monthly residential or commercial rent, condominium or association dues tied to EPIC-managed properties, deposits or reservation fees for units or event spaces, and occasional charges for parking, storage, or other building services.

How can I confirm whether this EPIC Companies charge is for my rent or another recurring obligation?

Log into your resident or tenant portal (if provided for your EPIC property) and compare your latest rent or dues payment amount and date with the card transaction. Also review your lease or association agreement for the agreed billing amount and schedule, and cross‑check with any emailed invoices from EPIC Companies.

How do I get a receipt or invoice for a charge from EPIC Companies?

Check your email for invoices or payment confirmations sent from epiccompaniesnd.com or from your property’s management portal. If you do not see one, contact your property manager or EPIC Companies through the contact form or phone numbers listed on epiccompaniesnd.com and request a copy of the receipt or statement showing the specific transaction.

Can I cancel or change a recurring payment I set up with EPIC Companies?

If you arranged automatic card payments for rent or dues, you usually must update or cancel them through your resident/tenant portal or by contacting your property manager or EPIC Companies’ management team. Give them advance notice before the next billing date and confirm in writing that automatic payments have been modified or cancelled.

How do I request a refund or correction for an incorrect EPIC Companies charge?

First, contact EPIC Companies or your onsite property manager with the transaction date, amount, last four digits of your card, and any relevant lease or unit information so they can investigate. If they confirm an overcharge or duplicate payment, they can issue a refund or credit. If you cannot resolve it, you may then open a dispute with your card issuer and provide any written correspondence with EPIC as supporting documentation.

Why do I see a pending or temporary EPIC Companies charge that later changes amount or disappears?

Some payments, especially those made online, may begin as an authorization hold to verify your card. This can appear as a pending charge and may differ slightly from the final posted amount (for example, if additional fees are added or a deposit is adjusted). Holds that are not captured typically fall off within a few business days, depending on your bank’s policies.

How can I contact EPIC Companies about a charge I don’t recognize?

Visit epiccompaniesnd.com and use the listed phone numbers or contact form to reach their corporate or property management offices, referencing that your statement shows a transaction with a descriptor like “PY *WEST FARGO 400 10TH ST SE MINOT NDUS.” Provide the exact date, amount, and your name and property or unit details so they can look up the transaction and clarify its purpose.

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