National Coil Coating Association

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The National Coil Coating Association (NCCA) is a U.S.-based trade organization representing companies involved in the coil coating and prepainted metal industry, providing education, standards, and advocacy for coil coated products.

Cleveland, Ohio, United States
coilcoating.org

About National Coil Coating Association

The National Coil Coating Association (NCCA) is a trade organization of businesses engaged in the process of coating coiled metals, also known as prepainted metal. Founded in 1962 and headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, NCCA brings together coil coaters and suppliers of metals, coatings, chemicals, and equipment, as well as service centers and other related firms, to promote the use of coil coated products and to provide technical, educational, and networking resources for the industry.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/about-ncca?utm_source=openai))

A card charge with a descriptor like “NATIONALCOI 2162417333 OH” is likely related to the National Coil Coating Association’s activities, such as membership dues, meeting or conference registration fees, educational programs, publications, or other services billed through the association. NCCA regularly hosts spring and fall meetings, educational seminars, and other member programs, and also offers various membership tiers and benefits that may be billed annually or periodically, which can appear as one-off or recurring transactions on a bank or card statement.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/media-resources/ncca-offers-members-vast-resources-savings-and-other-benefits?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about this charge, start by checking with your company’s purchasing, accounting, or engineering/coatings department to see if anyone recently registered for an NCCA event, renewed a membership, or purchased NCCA resources. You can also verify by matching the date and amount with invoices, registration confirmations, or email receipts from coilcoating.org. If the charge is still unclear, contact NCCA directly at the phone number on the descriptor (216-241-7333) or via the contact form on their website to ask what was billed to your card; have the transaction date and amount ready. If they cannot locate a corresponding invoice and you believe the charge is unauthorized, you should then dispute it with your card issuer, who may request any correspondence or documentation you’ve gathered.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/contact-us?utm_source=openai))

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  1. NATIONALCOI 2162417333 OH

Frequently Asked Questions

Why did I see a charge from NATIONALCOI 2162417333 OH on my card statement?

This descriptor likely refers to the National Coil Coating Association and is usually associated with industry-related expenses such as membership dues, conference or meeting registrations, training programs, or technical resources purchased through NCCA. Check with colleagues in purchasing, engineering, or coatings/production to see if someone recently registered for an NCCA event or renewed a membership that might have used your card.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/about-ncca?utm_source=openai))

Is the National Coil Coating Association charge a one-time fee or a recurring subscription?

NCCA charges can be either one-time or recurring depending on what was purchased. Membership dues are typically billed on a recurring (often annual) basis, while conference registrations, seminars, and specific publications or resources are usually billed as one-time charges. Review recent NCCA invoices or email confirmations to see whether your organization has an annual membership or a standalone event registration tied to the amount you were charged.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/media-resources/ncca-offers-members-vast-resources-savings-and-other-benefits?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify exactly what my NATIONALCOI charge was for?

Match the transaction date and amount on your card statement against any invoices, order confirmations, or registration emails from coilcoating.org or from NCCA staff. If you still cannot identify it, call NCCA at +1 (216) 241-7333 or use the contact form on their website and provide the transaction date, amount, and the name on the card so they can look up the corresponding invoice or registration.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/contact-us?utm_source=openai))

How do I cancel or avoid future charges from the National Coil Coating Association?

If the charge is tied to an annual membership or recurring program, contact NCCA directly—using the phone number 216-241-7333 or the contact form on coilcoating.org—and request that the membership not be renewed or that the billing contact and payment method be updated. Also coordinate internally so that your organization’s NCCA membership administrator or primary contact knows not to use your card for future renewals or event registrations.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/contact-us?utm_source=openai))

Can I get a refund for a National Coil Coating Association charge?

Refunds depend on NCCA’s policies for the specific product or service—for example, meeting or conference registrations may have cancellation deadlines, and membership dues may or may not be refundable once the term begins. Review any registration or membership documentation you received, then contact NCCA directly with your invoice or registration details to ask whether a partial or full refund is possible.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/media-resources/ncca-offers-members-vast-resources-savings-and-other-benefits?utm_source=openai))

Why is the phone number 216-241-7333 associated with the NATIONALCOI descriptor?

The phone number 216-241-7333 is the main contact line listed for the National Coil Coating Association in Cleveland, Ohio, and is used on its website and official documents. Many card processors include a merchant’s primary phone number in the descriptor so cardholders can call directly with billing questions.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/contact-us?utm_source=openai))

Could the NATIONALCOI charge be related to an NCCA meeting or training event?

Yes. NCCA runs spring and fall meetings, technical seminars, webinars, and other educational programs for coil coating professionals. Registration fees for these events are commonly billed through NCCA and may appear on statements under a descriptor similar to NATIONALCOI along with the Cleveland, OH phone number. Check event confirmations or your company’s travel and training records around the transaction date.([coilcoating.org](https://www.coilcoating.org/media-resources/ncca-offers-members-vast-resources-savings-and-other-benefits?utm_source=openai))

What should I do if I don’t recognize this NATIONALCOI charge and no one at my company claims it?

First, contact NCCA using the phone number or website on the descriptor and ask them to identify the transaction using the date, exact amount, and the name on the card. If they cannot match it to any registration, membership, or purchase, or if you suspect fraud, immediately notify your card issuer, report the transaction as unauthorized, and follow their process for investigation and potential chargeback.

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