Paradox LDN Ltd is a London-based events promoter best known for running the underground electronic music party brand PARADOX at venues such as XOYO and other London clubs.
London, United Kingdom
About Paradox LDN Ltd
Paradox LDN Ltd is a UK private limited company based in London that operates as an events and nightlife promoter. Under the PARADOX brand, it curates underground house and techno parties that have run for more than a decade at well-known London venues, including XOYO and 25 Paul Street, attracting clubbers who are into deep house, tech house, and forward‑thinking electronic music.([ra.co](https://ra.co/events/1872563?utm_source=openai))
A card charge from “PARADOX LDN LTD” (often appearing via Square as “SQ *PARADOX LDN LTD” on statements) is typically related to buying tickets in advance for a PARADOX club night, paying on the door, or purchasing add‑ons such as table packages through a card terminal at one of their events. The company’s registered address is in central London, and company records confirm that it trades in “other service activities,” consistent with an events or nightlife promotion business.([find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk](https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/08446689?utm_source=openai))
If you’re unsure about a charge, first check any email ticket confirmations from Resident Advisor, Fatsoma, or other ticketing platforms you used for PARADOX events, and compare the date and amount with your card statement.([ra.co](https://ra.co/events/2382004?utm_source=openai)) You can also review your purchase history in those ticketing accounts, or contact the event organiser through the contact links on the event listing pages. If you still cannot recognise the payment, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge; provide them with the date, amount, and descriptor (“SQ *PARADOX LDN LTD London”) so they can investigate further.
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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Paradox LDN Ltd.
Why do I see a charge from PARADOX LDN LTD or SQ *PARADOX LDN LTD on my card statement?
This charge is most likely from buying a ticket (online or on the door) to a PARADOX-branded club night in London, or paying for an associated package at the venue. PARADOX events are promoted by Paradox LDN Ltd and are typically hosted at venues like XOYO and other Shoreditch clubs, with payments processed either directly or via Square terminals.([ra.co](https://ra.co/events/1872563?utm_source=openai))
What typical amounts does Paradox LDN Ltd charge for events?
Ticket prices for PARADOX events commonly range from around £4–£15 for advance and on-the-door tickets, with higher amounts possible for bundles, group bookings, or bar tabs settled on a card terminal at the club. Compare the exact amount on your statement with the ticket price or receipt from the night you attended.([fatsoma.com](https://www.fatsoma.com/e/pbt7jxvr/paradox-wednesday?utm_source=openai))
Could this Paradox LDN Ltd charge be from an online ticket purchase instead of paying at the venue?
Yes. Many PARADOX events are listed on platforms such as Resident Advisor and other ticketing sites, where you can purchase tickets in advance. In some cases, those payments may settle under the promoter’s legal name, Paradox LDN Ltd, rather than the ticketing brand, which is why the descriptor shows the company name.([ra.co](https://ra.co/events/2382004?utm_source=openai))
How can I verify that a Paradox LDN Ltd charge is legitimate?
Search your email for tickets or order confirmations around the date of the charge using terms like “Paradox,” “XOYO,” or “Resident Advisor,” and check your accounts on ticketing platforms you use. Then match the purchase date and price with the transaction on your card statement. If everything aligns, the charge is legitimate; if you find no matching purchase, contact your card issuer to investigate.([ra.co](https://ra.co/events/2382004?utm_source=openai))
How do I contact Paradox LDN about an event or a billing question?
Paradox LDN does not publish a central customer‑service phone number, but you can reach the promoter by using the contact or “message the promoter” options on the event listing page for the specific PARADOX night you attended, such as on Resident Advisor or the ticketing platform where you bought your ticket. Provide your name, event date, and any booking reference so they can look up your purchase.([ra.co](https://ra.co/events/2382004?utm_source=openai))
Can I get a refund for a Paradox LDN event ticket?
Refunds depend on the refund policy of the ticketing platform and the specific event. Most club‑night tickets are non‑refundable unless the event is cancelled or significantly rescheduled. To request a refund, start with the platform where you bought the ticket (for example, Resident Advisor or another ticket site) and follow their refund procedure; they may then coordinate with Paradox LDN Ltd if needed.([ra.co](https://ra.co/events/2382004?utm_source=openai))
Why do I see a pending or duplicate charge from Paradox LDN Ltd?
At busy events, a card terminal retry, a declined attempt followed by a successful one, or a pre‑authorisation at the bar can create temporary pending entries on your statement. These usually drop off automatically within a few days, leaving only the final settled transaction. If a pending amount remains or posts twice, contact your bank or card issuer and share any receipts from the night so they can reverse any duplicate.([fatsoma.com](https://www.fatsoma.com/e/pbt7jxvr/paradox-wednesday?utm_source=openai))
How can I avoid unexpected Paradox LDN Ltd charges in the future?
When buying PARADOX tickets, note both the ticketing brand (such as Resident Advisor) and the promoter name (Paradox LDN) on the checkout page, and save your confirmation email. If you pay at the venue, keep the till receipt or take a photo of it so you can match it later to your statement, where the transaction may appear as “PARADOX LDN LTD” or “SQ *PARADOX LDN LTD London.”([ra.co](https://ra.co/events/2382004?utm_source=openai))