About Three Square Market
Three Square Market is a micro-market technology company that powers self‑service convenience stores—often called “32 Market” or “32M” markets—in offices, warehouses, hospitals, campuses, correctional facilities, and other semi‑closed environments. Their system combines physical fixtures (shelves, coolers, and freezers) with self‑checkout kiosks and mobile apps, allowing people to buy snacks, beverages, and grab‑and‑go food without a staffed cashier. The company is headquartered in River Falls, Wisconsin, and markets itself as an end‑to‑end provider of breakroom and micro‑market technology, including kiosks, payment processing, and account management. ([32market.com](https://www.32market.com/?utm_source=openai))
A charge reading like “32 MARKET RIVER FAL WI” or similar on a card statement generally comes from a purchase made at a Three Square Market self‑checkout kiosk or through an associated 32market.com account. These charges are typically small to moderate amounts that match in‑person snack, drink, or meal purchases in a workplace or facility breakroom, or they may be wallet loads or deposits into a stored‑value account used at the kiosks. In some cases, an organization may also use 32 Market technology for small retail items beyond food, but the transaction still clears under the 32 Market / Three Square Market descriptor. ([32market.com](https://32market.com/default.aspx?utm_source=openai))
If you have questions about a 32 Market or Three Square Market charge, first think about where you or members of your household work, study, or receive services (for example, an employer breakroom, hospital, or campus location) and whether there is a self‑checkout snack market on site. Check recent receipts, your 32market.com or kiosk account (if you created one), and any emails from Three Square Market or your workplace vendor. To resolve billing issues, the fastest route is usually to contact the local market operator listed on the kiosk itself, but you can also reach Three Square Market via the contact details on their website or the River Falls, WI address; they can help identify which specific operator or location processed the transaction. If you suspect fraud, contact your card issuer promptly to dispute the charge and request a replacement card while also checking whether anyone else in your household used the kiosk with your card.