Speedware Consulting Group

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Speedware Consulting Group is the business entity behind Boa Vida Açaí LV, a Henderson/Las Vegas–area food service operation specializing in açaí bowls and other healthy treats. It often appears on card statements with an abbreviated descriptor such as “SPEEDWARE CONSULTI.”

About Speedware Consulting Group

Speedware Consulting Group is a Nevada-based company that operates in the food services space under the doing‑business‑as (DBA) name Boa Vida Açaí LV. Local business and licensing records list “SPEEDWARE CONSULTING GROUP LLC – BOA VIDA ACAI LV – FOOD SERVICES” at an address on North Boulder Highway in Henderson, Nevada, indicating that the entity runs or supports an açaí-focused food business in the greater Las Vegas area. ([nv-bouldercity.civicplus.com](https://nv-bouldercity.civicplus.com/DocumentCenter/View/4913/Active-Business-License-report-as-of-May-1-2026-PDF?bidId=)) Boa Vida Açaí LV is described in event and food‑truck directories as serving açaí bowls, smoothies, juices, and other healthy, frozen treats at markets and events around Henderson and Las Vegas. ([eventeny.com](https://www.eventeny.com/company/?c=449693&utm_source=openai))

A charge from “SQ *SPEEDWARE CONSULTI” or similar on your Visa statement typically reflects an in‑person purchase processed via Square at one of their locations or mobile setups, such as a food truck, market booth, or pop‑up stand. Because Square truncates and abbreviates merchant names, the descriptor often shows the underlying legal entity name (“Speedware Consulting”) rather than the public‑facing brand (“Boa Vida Açaí LV”), which can make the charge look unfamiliar even though it’s a legitimate food purchase you made. The transaction is usually a one‑time charge for items like açaí bowls, smoothies, or juices; recurring or subscription billing would be unusual for this type of merchant.

If you’re unsure about a charge, start by checking any recent visits to farmers’ markets, food‑truck events, or outdoor festivals in the Henderson/Las Vegas area where you may have purchased açaí or smoothies. Look through your email or text messages for receipts from Square, which are often sent if you provided a phone number or email at checkout. You can also match the transaction date and amount against your calendar or photos from that day. If the charge still doesn’t look right, contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction and ask whether they can provide the full untruncated merchant name or contact details associated with the charge; this may reference Boa Vida Açaí LV or Speedware Consulting Group at their Henderson, NV address, further confirming the source. ([nv-bouldercity.civicplus.com](https://nv-bouldercity.civicplus.com/DocumentCenter/View/4913/Active-Business-License-report-as-of-May-1-2026-PDF?bidId=))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Speedware Consulting Group.

  1. SQ *SPEEDWARE CONSULTI Las Vegas NV 89183

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show “SQ *SPEEDWARE CONSULTI” instead of Boa Vida Açaí LV?

Square, the payment processor, truncates and abbreviates merchant names on card statements. In this case it’s showing the underlying legal entity, Speedware Consulting Group LLC, which holds the food‑service license for Boa Vida Açaí LV. Even though the branding at the truck or booth says Boa Vida Açaí, the card network may display the shortened legal name instead.

What types of purchases usually generate a Speedware Consulting Group / Boa Vida Açaí LV charge?

Most charges are one‑time purchases of food items such as açaí bowls, smoothies, juices, or similar healthy treats, typically made at a food truck, market stall, or pop‑up around Henderson or Las Vegas. The amount on your statement should roughly match the total cost of your order, including tax and any tip you authorized at the Square terminal.

Can Speedware Consulting Group / Boa Vida Açaí LV charges be recurring or subscription‑based?

In normal cases, no. This business primarily runs as a food‑service vendor and charges are almost always one‑time transactions tied to a specific visit. If you see repeated charges of the same amount at regular intervals, review your receipts and contact your card issuer, as that pattern would be unusual for this merchant.

How can I get a copy of my receipt for a Speedware Consulting Group (Boa Vida Açaí LV) purchase?

If you entered your email or mobile number at the Square checkout, you may already have a digital receipt from Square in your inbox or messages. Search for terms like “Square” or the transaction amount. If you did not receive a receipt, you can also recall where and when you made the purchase (market name, date, approximate time) and bring that information to your card issuer, who may be able to provide additional merchant contact details.

Why is the transaction location sometimes listed as Las Vegas, NV 89183 when Boa Vida Açaí LV is based in Henderson?

Square merchant descriptors often reflect where the business account was registered or where the payment device is configured, which can differ slightly from the physical spot where you interacted with the food truck or booth. Speedware Consulting Group / Boa Vida Açaí LV operates in the broader Henderson–Las Vegas area, so it’s normal for the city or ZIP in the descriptor to show Las Vegas even if you remember being at a Henderson market.

Could I see a small or temporary charge from Speedware Consulting Group that then disappears?

It’s possible to see a small pending amount if Square placed an authorization hold to verify your card, especially if there were connectivity issues or the transaction had to be retried. These authorization holds usually clear automatically within a few days and should not result in a final posted charge if the sale did not complete.

How do I question or dispute a Speedware Consulting Group / Boa Vida Açaí LV transaction?

First, verify the date and amount against your own records—recent visits to markets or events, digital Square receipts, and your calendar. If you still don’t recognize the charge, contact your card issuer and reference the descriptor “SQ *SPEEDWARE CONSULTI” along with the transaction date and amount. Your issuer can reach out to the merchant’s acquiring bank, obtain more detailed merchant information, and, if appropriate, start a formal dispute or chargeback process.

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