Stephanie Castano

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Stephanie Castano is a French individual online seller operating a registered distance‑selling business focused on buying and reselling items via marketplaces such as Vinted.

Barcelonnette, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, France

About Stephanie Castano

Stephanie Castano is a sole‑proprietor business based in Barcelonnette, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, France, registered under French NAF/APE code 4791B for distance selling via specialized catalogues. Public filings describe the activity as “achat revente Vinted,” indicating she buys and resells goods—most likely second‑hand or surplus items—through online platforms such as Vinted and potentially other digital marketplaces.([entreprises.lefigaro.fr](https://entreprises.lefigaro.fr/madame-stephanie-castano-04/entreprise-995148483))

A charge from “SQ *STEPHANIE CASTANO” on your card statement likely comes from a purchase you made where she used Square as the payment processor—this could be an item bought from her online shop, a social‑media/marketplace listing, or a payment link or in‑person card reader tied to her account. In some cases, the business name that appears in Square may be her personal name rather than a separate shop brand, which is why you see “Stephanie Castano” rather than a store name. One‑time purchases are most typical, but you could also see multiple charges if you bought several items separately or paid in installments.

If you’re unsure about this charge, first review your recent orders on platforms where you might have bought from an independent seller (for example Vinted or other resale marketplaces) and check order dates and amounts against your statement. Look for email or in‑app receipts that list the seller’s name; these often show the payment processor as Square. If you still can’t match the transaction, contact your card issuer to request more details (such as the exact time, currency, and location descriptor) and to dispute the charge if necessary. Because this is a small independent seller without a central customer‑service center or corporate website, working through the marketplace where the purchase occurred and your bank or card network is usually the most effective way to resolve issues.

Bank Statement Variations

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  1. SQ *STEPHANIE CASTANO

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “SQ *STEPHANIE CASTANO” on my card statement?

This descriptor indicates a payment processed by Square on behalf of an independent seller named Stephanie Castano. It most likely corresponds to an item you purchased from her via an online marketplace (such as Vinted or a similar resale platform) or a Square payment link or card reader she used to accept your card.

What does “achat revente Vinted” mean for this business?

French business records list Stephanie Castano’s activity as “achat revente Vinted,” which means she buys and resells goods via the Vinted platform. In practice, your charge is probably tied to a second‑hand or surplus item she listed and sold through that or a similar resale marketplace.

Does Stephanie Castano run a subscription or recurring billing service?

There is no indication that Stephanie Castano operates subscription services; her registration and activity suggest one‑off product sales through online marketplaces. If you see multiple charges, they are likely separate purchases (for example, multiple items or orders) rather than an automatic subscription.

How can I confirm what I bought from Stephanie Castano?

Check your accounts on second‑hand or resale platforms (such as Vinted) and review your order history around the transaction date, including email confirmations. Look for an order where the seller name or profile matches “Stephanie Castano” or a similar username and confirm the total matches the Square charge.

How do I request a refund or resolve a problem with an order from Stephanie Castano?

Use the dispute or messaging tools within the marketplace where you placed the order—most platforms provide a way to contact the seller, report problems, and request refunds. If you cannot reach a resolution or can’t find the corresponding order, contact your card issuer to open a dispute on the Square transaction.

Could this be a test or temporary authorization charge from Stephanie Castano?

Independent sellers using Square typically charge only the final purchase amount, but in rare cases you might see a small temporary authorization when a card is first added or verified. These authorizations should drop off automatically within a few days; if they don’t, ask your card issuer to clarify and remove any erroneous hold.

I don’t recognize this charge and don’t use Vinted—what should I do?

First, confirm that no one in your household made a purchase from an online resale marketplace and that you didn’t buy anything from a social‑media listing or small online shop recently. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact your bank or card provider immediately to report a potentially unauthorized Square charge and request a card replacement and chargeback review.

Is there a direct website or customer‑service number for Stephanie Castano?

Public records list Stephanie Castano as a French individual entrepreneur engaged in distance selling but do not show a standalone website or centralized customer‑service line. The best way to reach her is usually through the marketplace or platform where you placed the order; if that fails, your card issuer can help you pursue a dispute on the Square transaction.

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