Eternal Commerce Group LLC

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Eternal Commerce Group LLC is the U.S.-registered corporate entity behind Eternal Elixir, an Australian health and wellness brand that sells science-backed nootropic and longevity supplements online.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
eternalelixir.com.au

About Eternal Commerce Group LLC

Eternal Commerce Group LLC is a Wyoming-registered company associated with the consumer brand Eternal Elixir, a supplement company that focuses on longevity, cellular health, and cognitive performance. Under the Eternal Elixir brand, the business sells products such as NMN capsules, methylene blue formulations, TUDCA, spermidine, Shilajit, and other premium nootropic and metabolic-support supplements. The brand positions itself as Australian owned and operated, with its core operations based in Surry Hills, Sydney, and emphasizes lab-verified, GMP-manufactured formulations grounded in current longevity and wellness research.([uspto.report](https://uspto.report/TM/99621372?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “SQ *ETERNAL COMMERCE G Sheridan WY” is likely a payment processed via Square for an online or phone purchase of Eternal Elixir supplements, where the legal entity name (Eternal Commerce Group LLC) and its Wyoming business address appear in the descriptor instead of the consumer-facing brand. Customers may see single charges around typical supplement price points (roughly US$40–$80+ per product or bundle, depending on quantity and promotions) or multiple charges if they placed several orders. Because the company sells through its own e-commerce site, charges can originate from direct web purchases, mobile checkouts, or occasional special offers and bundles.([eternalelixir.com](https://eternalelixir.com/product/nmn-capsules/?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a charge, the best approach is to check your email for receipts from Eternal Elixir or confirmations from the payment processor (Square) on the same date and amount as the transaction. You can also log into your Eternal Elixir account (if you created one at checkout) to review your order history and invoices. If the charge still looks unfamiliar, contact Eternal Elixir support via the contact form or email listed on their website, providing the last four digits of your card, transaction date, and amount, but never sending full card details over email. Because the payment flowed through Square, your bank statement will not mention Eternal Elixir directly; instead, it will reference the legal entity (Eternal Commerce Group LLC) and an address in Sheridan, Wyoming, which can cause confusion but is still consistent with a legitimate purchase from this brand.([eternalelixir.com](https://eternalelixir.com/?utm_source=openai))

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 Eternal Commerce Group LLC.

  1. SQ *ETERNAL COMMERCE G Sheridan WY

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement show “SQ *ETERNAL COMMERCE G Sheridan WY” instead of Eternal Elixir?

Square is the payment processor and Eternal Commerce Group LLC is the underlying legal entity for the Eternal Elixir brand. As a result, your statement may show a combination of the processor prefix (SQ*), the legal entity name (Eternal Commerce G), and its registered address in Sheridan, Wyoming, even though you purchased supplements from Eternal Elixir’s Australian-based online store.

What kinds of purchases typically result in a charge from Eternal Commerce Group LLC?

Most legitimate charges are from buying Eternal Elixir supplements through their website, such as NMN, methylene blue, Shilajit, TUDCA, or other nootropic and longevity products. Orders often total around US$40–$80 or more per transaction depending on the product, quantity, and whether you purchased bundles or multiple items in one checkout.([eternalelixir.com](https://eternalelixir.com/product/nmn-capsules/?utm_source=openai))

Does Eternal Elixir offer subscriptions, or are charges usually one‑time?

Eternal Elixir primarily sells supplements as one‑time purchases through its e-commerce store; you are typically charged at the time of each order rather than on an automatic subscription cycle. If you see multiple charges over time, they usually correspond to separate orders you or someone in your household placed, not to an auto-renewing plan. You can confirm this by reviewing order confirmation emails or your account order history on their site.([eternalelixir.com](https://eternalelixir.com/?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify that an Eternal Commerce Group LLC charge is legitimate?

First, match the transaction date and amount on your bank statement to order confirmation emails from Eternal Elixir or receipts from Square. Next, log into your Eternal Elixir account (if you created one) and check your order history. If everything lines up—same date, amount, and card type—the charge is likely legitimate. If you still have doubts, contact Eternal Elixir support with the transaction details so they can confirm whether the payment matches an order in their system.

How do I contact the company about a refund or billing issue?

You can reach Eternal Elixir using the contact form or email address listed on their website, which currently points to info@eternalelixir.com.au and a business address at 81–83 Campbell Street, Surry Hills, NSW 2010, Australia. Include your full name, email used at checkout, order number (if available), and the exact amount and date of the charge so they can locate your transaction quickly.([eternalelixir.com.au](https://eternalelixir.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=openai))

What is the typical shipping and billing pattern for Eternal Elixir orders?

For Australian customers, Eternal Elixir usually ships from within Australia, offering free shipping over a certain threshold and standard delivery in roughly 3–7 business days; international customers may see longer shipping times and possible customs fees. Billing occurs immediately when you place the order, so you should see the charge on your statement on or shortly after the checkout date, with no additional recurring charges unless you place another order.([eternalelixir.com](https://eternalelixir.com/best-nmn-supplements-australia/?utm_source=openai))

Can authorization holds or small test charges appear from Eternal Commerce Group LLC?

Like many online merchants using third‑party processors such as Square, Eternal Commerce Group LLC may generate temporary authorization holds when you submit your card details, especially if you update your payment method or if the processor needs to verify the card. These holds might appear as pending charges and then drop off without posting, or be replaced by the final settled transaction once your supplement order is fully processed.

What should I do if I don’t recognize an Eternal Commerce Group LLC charge at all?

Start by checking whether anyone in your household ordered supplements from Eternal Elixir around that date. If no one recognizes the purchase, contact Eternal Elixir support with the transaction details and ask if they can locate a matching order. If they cannot, or if you suspect fraud, immediately notify your card issuer or bank to dispute the charge and request a new card number; mention that the descriptor includes “SQ *ETERNAL COMMERCE G Sheridan WY” so they can investigate activity involving that merchant.

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