SV Digital

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SV Digital is a Latvia-based e-commerce and retail company that designs and sells planners, organizers, and productivity tools, primarily under brands such as Clever Fox, Legend Planner, and Planberry.

Riga, Latvia

About SV Digital

SV Digital is a Latvian limited-liability company (SIA) headquartered in Riga that operates in the electronic shopping and mail‑order sector. Public filings and industry directories describe it as an online retail company, while trademarks and marketing materials show that it focuses on creating paper planners, journals, organizers, and related productivity tools that help customers set goals, plan their schedules, and manage finances and wellness.([lv.linkedin.com](https://lv.linkedin.com/company/svdigital-lv?utm_source=openai)) SV Digital owns or is closely associated with planner brands such as Legend Planner and Planberry, and it appears as the underlying company behind various planner products sold through marketplaces like Amazon and other online channels.([trademarkelite.com](https://www.trademarkelite.com/trademark/trademark-detail/90704499/PLANBERRY?utm_source=openai))

A card charge with a descriptor like “SP SV DIGITAL SIA RIGA DU” is typically a purchase of physical planners, journals, or related accessories from one of SV Digital’s online storefronts or via a marketplace where SV Digital is the seller of record. “SIA” indicates the Latvian company form, and “Riga” matches the registered head office in Latvia.([riga.pilseta24.lv](https://riga.pilseta24.lv/katalogs/info/sv-digital-sia?utm_source=openai)) These may be one‑time purchases, but for budgeting or productivity tools bought online, customers sometimes place multiple or repeat orders (for example, new yearly planners or different layouts), which can make the recurring appearance of the merchant name seem subscription‑like.

If you don’t recognize this charge, first check your recent orders on Amazon and any other online marketplace accounts (including regional sites) for planner, journal, or organizer purchases shipped from the EU or Latvia and sold by SV Digital or similar seller names like “SV Digital – Westhub Logistics.”([walmart.com](https://www.walmart.com/global/seller/101129650?utm_source=openai)) Look for email receipts associated with planner brands such as Clever Fox, Legend Planner, or Planberry, and compare the charge amount, currency, and date to your statement. If it’s still unclear, contact the marketplace’s customer support or your card issuer with the exact descriptor and date so they can trace the underlying transaction; if necessary, you can dispute the charge or request further merchant contact details from your bank.

Bank Statement Variations

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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 SV Digital.

  1. SP SV DIGITAL SIA RIGA DU

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “SV DIGITAL SIA RIGA” on my card statement?

SV Digital is a Latvian e‑commerce company that sells planners, journals, and productivity tools, often via online marketplaces like Amazon and other web shops.([emis.com](https://www.emis.com/php/company-profile/LV/Sv_Digital_SIA_en_9965664.html?utm_source=openai)) A descriptor such as “SV DIGITAL SIA RIGA” usually corresponds to an online purchase of a planner, organizer, or similar stationery product where SV Digital is the underlying merchant of record.

What kind of purchases typically result in a charge from SV Digital?

Charges from SV Digital most often come from buying physical planners, budgeting books, journals, or similar productivity products sold under brands such as Legend Planner or Planberry, and potentially other planner brands they operate or supply.([trademarkelite.com](https://www.trademarkelite.com/trademark/trademark-detail/90704499/PLANBERRY?utm_source=openai)) These purchases may be made directly through brand websites or through marketplace listings where SV Digital is listed as the seller.

Does SV Digital run subscriptions, or are their planner purchases usually one‑time charges?

Based on public information, SV Digital primarily sells physical planners and related printed products, which are typically one‑time purchases rather than recurring digital subscriptions.([trademarkelite.com](https://www.trademarkelite.com/trademark/trademark-detail/90704499/PLANBERRY?utm_source=openai)) You might see repeat charges, but those usually reflect separate orders—for example, buying a new yearly planner or additional journals—rather than an automatically renewing subscription.

How can I confirm which order is linked to my SV Digital card charge?

Start by checking your accounts on marketplaces where you buy stationery or planners (for example, Amazon) and filter recent orders for planner or journal purchases around the statement date.([sellerdata.org](https://www.sellerdata.org/SVDSTORE/merchant/A2XFWBRY6385U?utm_source=openai)) Match the order total (including shipping/tax) and currency to the card charge. Also search your email for order confirmations mentioning Legend Planner, Planberry, Clever Fox, or SV Digital, then compare the order ID and date to your bank statement.

How do I request a refund or return for an order associated with SV Digital?

If you purchased through a marketplace such as Amazon, use that marketplace’s order page to initiate a return or refund request—most of these platforms manage refunds and messaging with SV Digital as the third‑party seller.([sellerdata.org](https://www.sellerdata.org/SVDSTORE/merchant/A2XFWBRY6385U?utm_source=openai)) If you bought directly from a brand site linked to SV Digital, use the site’s contact or returns form and provide your order number, product details, and photos (if there is a defect). If you cannot reach the merchant, your card issuer may assist by opening a dispute.

Why was my SV Digital charge slightly higher or lower than the amount shown at checkout?

Because SV Digital is based in Latvia, some customers are charged in a foreign currency (often EUR), so the final amount in your home currency may vary slightly due to exchange rates and any foreign transaction fees your bank applies.([emis.com](https://www.emis.com/php/company-profile/LV/Sv_Digital_SIA_en_9965664.html?utm_source=openai)) Additionally, taxes, customs, or shipping adjustments can cause small differences between the cart total and the posted card charge.

Can SV Digital place temporary authorization holds on my card?

Like most online merchants, SV Digital’s payment processors may place a temporary authorization hold when you submit an order to verify that your card is valid and has sufficient funds. This hold may appear as a pending charge and then either clear or be replaced by the final settled amount once the order ships. If you see a pending SV Digital amount that later disappears without posting, it was likely an authorization that was reversed.

What should I do if I don’t recognize any planner or stationery purchase but see a charge from SV Digital?

First confirm that no one in your household placed an order using your card or your marketplace accounts. If nobody recognizes the transaction and you find no matching order emails or marketplace purchases, contact your bank or card issuer immediately to report a potentially unauthorized charge. Provide them the exact descriptor (for example, “SP SV DIGITAL SIA RIGA DU”), date, and amount so they can investigate, block further charges if needed, and start a dispute or card replacement if fraud is suspected.

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