Paddle.com Inc.

Paddle.com Inc. is a global payments and merchant‑of‑record platform that specializes in handling billing, tax, and compliance for software companies and other digital product vendors. Instead of each software vendor running its own card processing, many use Paddle so that Paddle appears on the customer’s bank or card statement. Paddle’s U.S. entity operates from 3811 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria, New York, which matches the address fragment visible in your descriptor, indicating that this portion of the line is Paddle’s own billing address rather than a separate local business.

A charge that reads like “PADDLE.NET* BIT 3811 Ditmars Blvd 1ASTORIA NYUS” therefore almost certainly represents a purchase, subscription, or renewal for a software or digital service that uses Paddle as its payment processor and merchant of record. The underlying product might be a desktop app, SaaS subscription, browser extension, or other digital tool, but the brief “BIT” fragment does not cleanly match a verifiable, distinct business at that address; it may be an internal product code or truncated product name. In practice, your financial institution sees Paddle as the charging entity, even though the ultimate seller is a third‑party software vendor.

To verify or resolve questions about this charge, the best approach is to identify which Paddle‑processed product you bought. Search your email (including spam) for receipts from Paddle or “Paddle.com,” which typically list the exact product name, vendor, and billing terms. You can also use Paddle’s customer support portal, entering your email and the last four digits of your card to retrieve receipts. If the charge still looks unfamiliar, you can contact Paddle support with the transaction details to clarify which vendor and product it relates to, request a refund if appropriate, or dispute fraudulent activity. As a backup, you can also work with your card issuer to block further charges and initiate a dispute if Paddle or the underlying vendor cannot resolve the issue.