About Tucantela SL
Tucantela SL is a Spanish limited company (Sociedad Limitada) based in Barcelona whose registered corporate purpose is the development of internet portals (CNAE 6209) and other IT and computer‑related services (CNAE 6290). Public business registries and company‑information providers classify it in the programming, consultancy and other IT services sector, and Dun & Bradstreet lists it under computer systems design and related services.([infonif.economia3.com](https://infonif.economia3.com/ficha-empresa/tucantela-sl?utm_source=openai)) Tucantela appears as the publisher or corporate entity behind the “Lorka: All‑in‑One AI Assistant” app in various regional App Stores, indicating that part of its activity involves operating consumer‑facing software and subscription‑style digital services.([apps.apple.com](https://apps.apple.com/pl/app/lorka-all-in-one-ai-assistant/id6756016810?utm_source=openai))
A charge from Tucantela SL on a bank or card statement is likely tied to an online purchase (the descriptor includes SEC:WEB, which typically denotes a web‑initiated transaction) or to a subscription or in‑app purchase for one of its digital products, such as an AI assistant or another web‑based service. Depending on how the payment was set up, the amount may recur monthly or annually, or appear as one‑off purchases, trials converting into paid plans, or add‑on features inside an app store ecosystem.
If you do not immediately recognize the charge, first check any recent subscriptions or in‑app purchases in your Apple App Store, Google Play, or other app marketplace accounts associated with the card. Look for apps referencing “Lorka” or similar AI/assistant tools, and review their billing history and receipts. If you still cannot identify the transaction, search for “Tucantela SL” in your email (including spam) for invoices or sign‑up confirmations, and contact the app or service support using the in‑app help/contact section or the store’s support pages. When disputing or querying the charge with your card issuer, provide the transaction date, amount, and the full descriptor (including “TUCANTELA SL” and any web/SEC codes); they can trace the merchant record and, if necessary, initiate a dispute while you attempt to obtain a refund directly from the service provider.