J. Beatty Digital Visuals

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J. Beatty Digital Visuals is a fine art brand created by visual artist Justin Beatty, offering bold digital artwork as prints, canvas pieces, and custom-framed art for homes, offices, and collectors.

Hadley, Massachusetts, United States
jbdvart.com

About J. Beatty Digital Visuals

J. Beatty Digital Visuals is an independent fine art brand founded in 2015 by Native artist Justin Beatty. The studio focuses on expressive digital artwork that blends influences from graffiti, graphic design, Indigenous culture, and contemporary visual art. Through the jbdvart.com website and occasional in‑person events, customers can purchase prints, canvas pieces, custom-framed works, and wearable art items such as apparel and accessories featuring Beatty’s designs.([jbdvart.com](https://www.jbdvart.com/about))

A charge from J. Beatty Digital Visuals on a card statement typically reflects the purchase of artwork—such as a print, canvas, framed piece, or art merchandise—either online via the artist’s website or at an event, gallery show, or festival where payments are processed through Square. Buyers may see variations of the name like “SQ *J. BEATTY DIGITAL VIS” because Square is the payment processor, and the descriptor may be truncated by card networks. One‑time purchases are most common; there is no indication that this business runs subscription or recurring billing programs.([jbdvart.com](https://www.jbdvart.com/))

If you have questions about a charge, the best approach is to compare the transaction date and amount to any recent art purchases you made at a festival, gallery, or through jbdvart.com. Check email confirmations or receipts from Square, which usually list the merchant name and contact details. To resolve issues, you can contact the artist directly via the email address or mailing address provided on the Contact page of the website, and provide the last four digits of your card, date, and amount so the transaction can be located. If you cannot match the charge after checking your own records and contacting the artist, you should then follow up with your card issuer to dispute the transaction or request more detail.([jbdvart.com](https://www.jbdvart.com/contact))

Bank Statement Variations

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

  1. SQ *J. BEATTY DIGITAL VIS

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a charge from “SQ *J. BEATTY DIGITAL VIS” or “J. Beatty Digital Visuals” usually represent?

This charge almost always represents a purchase of artwork or art merchandise—such as a print, canvas, framed piece, or wearable art—from J. Beatty Digital Visuals, either bought online at jbdvart.com or at an in‑person event where the artist uses Square to process payments. Square appears as the processor, but the underlying merchant is J. Beatty Digital Visuals.

Does J. Beatty Digital Visuals offer subscriptions or recurring billing for art purchases?

No, J. Beatty Digital Visuals appears to operate on a one‑time purchase basis for art and merchandise. There is no publicly indicated subscription or membership program, so repeat charges would typically come from separate purchases you made, not from an automatic renewal plan.

What are common purchase amounts for J. Beatty Digital Visuals charges?

Common transaction amounts are usually consistent with the price of fine art prints, canvases, framed pieces, or apparel—often ranging from modest amounts for small prints or wearable items up to higher amounts for larger or custom pieces. Exact pricing varies by size and format, so matching the amount to the item you selected on jbdvart.com or at an event is the best way to verify a charge.

How can I cancel or change an order I placed with J. Beatty Digital Visuals?

Because this is an independent art studio, order changes or cancellations are typically handled manually. If you need to modify or cancel an order, contact the artist as soon as possible through the contact form or email listed on the Contact page of jbdvart.com, and include your name, approximate order date, item description, and transaction amount so the order can be located quickly.([jbdvart.com](https://www.jbdvart.com/contact))

How do I request a refund or report a problem with my artwork from J. Beatty Digital Visuals?

To request a refund or report issues such as damage in transit or printing defects, reach out directly via the email address provided on the Contact page of jbdvart.com. Attach photos of any damage and include your order details and the last four digits of the card used. The artist can then review the situation and determine whether a replacement, repair, or refund is appropriate.

Why does my statement show a Square prefix (like “SQ *”) before J. Beatty Digital Visuals?

“SQ *” indicates that the payment was processed through Square, a common payment processor used by small businesses and artists. The important part of the descriptor is the merchant portion—“J. BEATTY DIGITAL VIS”—which refers to J. Beatty Digital Visuals, the art business operated by Justin Beatty. Square itself is not the merchant in this case.

How can I verify that a J. Beatty Digital Visuals charge is legitimate?

First, check your email for a Square receipt or an order confirmation from J. Beatty Digital Visuals around the transaction date. Then visit jbdvart.com and confirm that the artwork or merchandise you purchased matches the charge amount. If you still have questions, contact the artist through the site’s contact information with your receipt or the exact transaction details so it can be cross‑checked against his sales records.

How can I contact J. Beatty Digital Visuals about a card charge or order issue?

You can use the contact information listed on the Contact page of jbdvart.com, which provides a mailing address in Hadley, Massachusetts, and an email address (JBDigitalVisuals@gmail.com). Provide your name, order details, and the date and amount of the transaction so the artist can identify and respond to your inquiry efficiently.([jbdvart.com](https://www.jbdvart.com/contact))

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