About NS Pulse
NS Pulse appears in French business registries as a commercial name used by an individual entrepreneur based in Banthelu (Val‑d’Oise), whose declared activity was operating online boutiques and selling products in the fitness domain. This suggests NS Pulse functioned as a niche e‑commerce shop focused on fitness goods—likely items such as equipment, accessories, or wellness products—marketed primarily through online channels rather than a physical storefront.
A charge labeled “NS PULSE BANTHELU” on your card statement most likely comes from an online purchase made through this fitness‑focused shop or a related checkout system they used. Depending on the date of your transaction, it could be a one‑time order or a series of related purchases if you placed multiple orders close together. Public filings indicate the underlying business was later struck off/closed in early 2025, so any more recent charges could relate to delayed settlement of older transactions, refunds/adjustments, or historical statement records rather than new activity.
If you don’t recognize the charge, first check your email (including spam/junk folders) for order confirmations or receipts mentioning “NS Pulse” or a fitness purchase around the same date. Compare the amount on your statement with any recent online fitness orders you may have placed. Because this was a small, now‑closed operation, there may be no active website or support line; in that case, your best course is to gather any documentation you have (emails, invoices, screenshots) and contact your card issuer to dispute the charge or request more details, such as the exact transaction date and any additional merchant information they can see on their internal systems.