About Moduurn Mobility Inc.
Moduurn Mobility Inc. is a Canadian technology company that offers a cloud-based, white‑label mobile and online ordering platform for restaurants, hospitality groups, and specialty retail businesses. The service lets businesses launch their own fully branded iOS, Android, and web apps for ordering, complete with menu management, loyalty programs, digital coupons, gift cards, and integration options with point-of-sale systems. Moduurn’s tools focus on helping operators increase off‑premise sales, streamline order management, and maintain a direct relationship with customers without relying on high‑commission third‑party delivery apps.([get.moduurn.com](https://get.moduurn.com/101?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled “bam-moduurn service fee” is likely associated with Moduurn’s ordering platform, either as a service or platform fee related to a business that uses Moduurn (for example, a restaurant or cafeteria branded app) or a fee processed by Moduurn on behalf of that business. In many cases, customers order food or retail items through a Moduurn‑powered app or web page branded for a specific venue; the card statement may show Moduurn’s name along with a descriptor such as "service fee" or a location/partner tag like "bam" instead of the restaurant’s name. This can appear as either a one-time transaction or part of ongoing usage of a Moduurn-powered service.
If you don’t immediately recognize this charge, first think back to any recent mobile or online food orders you placed through a branded app or QR-code ordering system, especially if it was tied to a workplace cafeteria, campus, hotel, or local restaurant. Check your email or SMS confirmations for receipts referencing Moduurn or a Moduurn-powered app, and compare the date and amount to the transaction shown on your card. To resolve questions, you can contact the venue where you ordered (they will often see the Moduurn transaction in their system) and/or reach out to Moduurn through their support channels listed on their website. If you still suspect the charge is unauthorized after checking recent orders and receipts, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction and request a new card number if needed.