About Memento Personalized Gifts
Memento Personalized Gifts is a retail brand in Cyprus that focuses on customized and photo-based gifts. Operating a physical store inside MyMall Limassol and an online shop at memento.com.cy, the business offers a wide range of personalized products including acrylic LED lamps, photo panels, mugs, fridge magnets, wooden items, office accessories, and other keepsakes that can be printed with customer-supplied photos, artwork, logos, or messages. The company is operated by Elab Ltd, a Limassol-based entity, and markets itself around the idea of creating unique, personal mementos rather than generic souvenirs.
A charge from “memento nicosia cy” with merchant category code 5734 (computer software stores) can still plausibly be this business, even though its primary physical location is in Limassol and its core activity is personalized gifts rather than pure software. Card statements sometimes show the acquiring bank or processing hub’s city (often Nicosia for Cyprus-based processing) rather than the store’s actual town, and MCC assignments are not always a perfect match to the underlying retail category. In this scenario, the charge is likely for a one‑time online order or in‑store purchase of personalized gifts, possibly appearing as a recurring or repeated charge if you placed multiple similar orders over time or if your bank grouped several transactions together.
If you’re unsure about the charge, first check your email for order confirmations from Memento (search for “memento.com.cy” or “Memento Personalized Gifts”) and review any recent online purchases of customized items, photo gifts, or engraved products. You can also log into their website to review order history if you created an account. If the transaction still doesn’t look familiar, contact Memento directly via the phone number or email listed on their site, referencing the transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of your card. When speaking with them or your bank, ask whether there are multiple transactions, any pending authorizations, or adjustments that could explain what appears as a recurring or duplicate charge. If the charge is unauthorized, your card issuer can help dispute it and block further use of your card details.