IcyBox

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IcyBox is an online marketplace and mobile app that sells randomized “digital boxes” containing luxury watches and other high‑end items, which can then be shipped to customers or resold back to the platform.

Newark, Delaware, United States
Owned by InfiniteEdge Inc.

About IcyBox

IcyBox is a U.S.-based e-commerce platform and mobile app that offers “digital boxes” containing luxury watches from brands such as Rolex, Patek Philippe, and Audemars Piguet. Customers purchase boxes with disclosed odds, open them digitally to reveal a specific watch or item, and then choose either to have the item shipped to them or sell it back to IcyBox. The service is operated by InfiniteEdge Inc., which lists its business address in Newark, Delaware, and markets itself primarily to customers in the United States. ([icybox.io](https://www.icybox.io/support?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “Icy box” (or similar, like “ICYBOX” or “ICY BOX”) on a card statement is typically related to purchasing one or more of these digital boxes through the IcyBox app or website, or paying for shipping of a watch that was previously won on the platform. Users may see multiple smaller transactions if they open several boxes in a session, or a larger one if they purchase higher‑priced boxes with better odds of receiving more valuable watches. In some cases, there may also be follow‑up charges tied to shipping, taxes, or optional services linked to the redeemed watch.

If you don’t recognize an IcyBox charge, first check whether you (or someone with access to your device or payment method) recently installed and used the IcyBox app or visited their website. Reviewing your IcyBox account history and email receipts will usually show the exact box purchases and any associated shipping transactions. If something still looks incorrect, you should contact IcyBox support through their official help channels or via the contact details on their website, and request clarification or a refund review. If you cannot access an account and believe the charge is fraudulent, reach out to your card issuer to dispute the transaction after confirming no one in your household authorized it.

Bank Statement Variations

2 known variations

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

  1. CF icybox 224-2363806 IL
  2. Icy box

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “Icy box” on my card statement?

A charge labeled “Icy box” or “ICYBOX” usually comes from purchasing one or more digital boxes in the IcyBox app or on icybox.io. Each transaction corresponds to the cost of a box (or multiple boxes) that you opened to reveal a watch or other item, or to shipping fees or taxes for a watch you chose to have delivered.

What are typical transaction amounts I might see from IcyBox?

IcyBox sells different tiers of digital boxes, so you may see a range of amounts—smaller charges for entry‑level boxes and larger ones for premium boxes with higher‑value watches. It’s also common to see several mid‑sized charges in a short period if you opened multiple boxes in one session. Your exact pricing will be listed inside the app or on your account order history.

Does IcyBox have any recurring subscription or membership fees?

IcyBox is primarily pay‑per‑box and does not typically operate as a fixed monthly subscription. However, promotions, bonus offers, or special events may temporarily introduce recurring or bundled purchases. Always review the purchase confirmation screen in the app before paying, and check your account settings and email receipts to confirm whether you signed up for any ongoing offers.

How can I cancel or stop further charges from IcyBox?

Because IcyBox transactions are generally one‑time purchases, there is nothing to “cancel” in the traditional subscription sense. To avoid future charges, simply do not purchase additional boxes and consider removing your saved payment method from your account or your device’s wallet. If you suspect someone else is using your card, lock or replace the card through your bank and secure access to the app or website.

How do I request a refund from IcyBox if I didn’t mean to make a purchase?

Refunds for digital box purchases are at IcyBox’s discretion and may be limited once a box has been opened, since the contents and odds are revealed at that point. If you made an accidental purchase or believe you were charged incorrectly, contact IcyBox’s customer support via their official support form or email listed on icybox.io, provide your transaction details, and ask for a review. If they decline and you still believe the charge is unauthorized, you can then talk to your card issuer about a dispute.

Why did I get charged even though I never received a watch from IcyBox?

You are charged when you purchase and open a digital box, not when you request shipping. After opening a box, the revealed watch can either be shipped to you or sold back to IcyBox. If you chose to sell it back or did nothing, you may still have paid for the box itself, which explains the charge without a physical delivery. Check your IcyBox account history to see what you selected for that item.

Can I see a receipt or history of my IcyBox purchases?

Yes. Log into your IcyBox account through the app or website and navigate to your orders or transaction history. There you should find a list of boxes purchased, the items revealed, any sell‑back transactions, and shipping orders. These records can be matched against the dates and amounts on your card statement to verify specific charges.

What should I do if I suspect an IcyBox charge is fraudulent?

First confirm that no one in your household or on your shared devices made a purchase in the IcyBox app or on icybox.io using your card. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact your bank or card issuer immediately to report it as unauthorized, request a card replacement, and initiate a dispute if necessary. You may also wish to contact IcyBox support so they can investigate any account that might be using your payment details.

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