About UltraVPN
UltraVPN is a consumer VPN (virtual private network) service that offers encrypted internet connections, IP masking, and related privacy and security tools for individuals. It typically provides apps for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and browser extensions, allowing users to route their traffic through remote servers to enhance privacy, bypass geo‑restrictions, and secure connections on public Wi‑Fi. UltraVPN is part of the broader portfolio of security and privacy products owned by Aura, a digital security company.
A charge with a descriptor like “RECURRING DEBIT MASTERCARD ADYULTRAVPN 250 NORTHERN AVE, 3 BOSTON MA” usually indicates a recurring subscription payment for an UltraVPN plan, processed via a payments platform (likely Adyen, hence the “ADY” prefix). This can be for a monthly or annual plan that renews automatically until cancelled. You might see such a charge if you signed up for UltraVPN through their website, during a free trial that converted to a paid plan, or as part of a bundled security offering.
If you have questions about this charge, first log into your UltraVPN account using the email address you used at sign‑up and review your subscription status and billing history. Look for confirmation emails or invoices from UltraVPN or Aura that match the date and amount on your statement. If you still don’t recognize the transaction, contact UltraVPN/Aura support through their official website, providing the last four digits of the charged card, billing date, and exact amount so they can locate the subscription. You can usually cancel auto‑renewal from your account settings, and for unauthorized or unexpected charges, request a refund within their stated refund policy and, if needed, follow up with your bank or card issuer.