About R2PE
R2PE is a French Société à responsabilité limitée (SARL) registered as a marchand de biens immobiliers, meaning it specializes in buying, dividing, renovating, and reselling or renting residential and other real-estate properties. Legal filings describe its activities as acquiring built or unbuilt real estate, carrying out subdivision, development, and rehabilitation work, and then reselling or renting those properties, including furnished and seasonal rentals.([eurolegales.com](https://www.eurolegales.com/Annonce/VieSociete/Alpes-Maritimes/NICE/Le-Bien-Public/20260812-00863859-R2PE.html?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled “PAYPAL * R2PE” on your card statement most likely reflects a payment processed via PayPal to R2PE for a real-estate–related transaction. This could include a deposit or reservation payment for a rental, partial payment toward a purchase, a short‑term furnished stay, or a management or service fee tied to real-estate activities. Because R2PE is a small, recently created company, it is plausible they use PayPal to accept card payments rather than a fully branded card-processing setup.([pagesjaunes.fr](https://www.pagesjaunes.fr/siret/10874350100018?utm_source=openai))
If you do not immediately recognize this charge, first check any recent interactions involving French real estate or accommodation—such as booking confirmations, signed rental agreements, or invoices that mention R2PE or list their Boncourt‑le‑Bois address. Log into your PayPal account (if the payment went through PayPal) to review the transaction details, including any invoice or contact email associated with the payment. If needed, respond to the email address shown on the PayPal receipt or contact your booking platform/agent to confirm the beneficiary. For unrecognized or potentially fraudulent transactions, promptly dispute the charge with your card issuer, and they may contact PayPal and the merchant on your behalf while they investigate.