Vulnerator

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Vulnerator is a French software company that operates the AllDebrid online service, providing download acceleration, link debrid, and related privacy tools to internet users worldwide.

Paris, France
Owned by Kronyx

About Vulnerator

Vulnerator is a French IT and software firm (NAF 62.01Z – programmation informatique) based in Paris, France. It develops and commercializes online tools for internet users, most notably the AllDebrid service, which offers multi-host download debrid, streaming link unlocking, and related cloud-based utilities. The company has existed since 2010 and, according to French corporate filings, focuses on developing software and online services for end users and commercializing them over the web.

A charge from “VULNERATOR 4994597 92MONTROUGE FR” on a card statement is typically related to a paid subscription or one‑time purchase connected to AllDebrid or a similar online service operated by Vulnerator. In practice, customers usually encounter the AllDebrid brand (for example at alldebrid.com or alldebrid.fr), but the billing descriptor on the card can show the legal entity name “VULNERATOR,” sometimes with an older location reference to Montrouge (department 92) even though the registered head office is now in Paris. These charges are commonly recurring monthly or yearly subscription fees, sometimes preceded by a low‑value trial or test transaction.

If you don’t recognize a Vulnerator charge, first log in to any AllDebrid accounts (or other download/VPN‑type services you use) with your email addresses to check active subscriptions and billing history. Receipts and renewal dates are usually available inside the account billing section. If you still have questions, you can contact AllDebrid/Vulnerator support via the contact or support form linked from the AllDebrid website’s legal/mentions légales page. For suspected fraud, your bank or card issuer can help block the card and dispute unauthorized transactions, but it’s wise to confirm that no family member or colleague used the service before opening a dispute.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Vulnerator.

  1. VULNERATOR 4994597 92MONTROUGE FR

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from VULNERATOR on my card when I only signed up for AllDebrid?

AllDebrid is operated and published by the French company Vulnerator, so your bank statement may show the legal entity name “VULNERATOR” (sometimes with a French location) instead of “AllDebrid.” If you have an active AllDebrid account or recently bought a subscription there, this is likely the source of the charge.

What types of subscriptions or payments does Vulnerator typically bill for?

Vulnerator generally bills for AllDebrid premium access, which is sold as time‑limited passes (for example 15, 30, 90 days or longer) and sometimes as recurring subscriptions. The exact amount depends on the duration and any promotions at purchase time, so checking the billing section of your AllDebrid account will show the plan and price tied to your charge.

How can I cancel an active subscription or stop future Vulnerator charges?

To stop future Vulnerator charges linked to AllDebrid, log in to your AllDebrid account, go to the account or premium section, and disable auto‑renewal or cancel the subscription if that option is available. If you purchased via a payment intermediary (such as PayPal or another wallet), also cancel any recurring payment mandate in that service’s settings.

How do I request a refund for a Vulnerator/AllDebrid payment?

Refund requests must be made directly to AllDebrid/Vulnerator. Visit the AllDebrid website, go to the support or contact page referenced in their legal notices, and provide your transaction details (date, amount, last four digits of card, and your account email). They review refund requests case by case, typically only for recent transactions and in line with their terms of service.

Why do I see a small test or low‑value transaction from VULNERATOR?

Vulnerator, through its payment providers, may place a small temporary authorization or low‑value test charge when you add or update a card to verify that the payment method is valid. These authorizations usually disappear or get reversed automatically within a few days and are not actual debits if the transaction stays in pending status.

Can a former AllDebrid account still generate Vulnerator charges after I stop using the service?

Yes. If you enabled automatic renewal when you first bought AllDebrid premium, your subscription can renew even if you no longer actively use the service. You should log in with any email addresses you may have used, check the premium or billing section, and turn off auto‑renewal. Once auto‑renewal is disabled, future Vulnerator charges for that account should stop at the end of the current paid period.

How can I verify which account is associated with a specific Vulnerator card charge?

Match the date and amount of the Vulnerator transaction on your statement with invoices or payment history in your AllDebrid account. If you have multiple email addresses, check each one on the AllDebrid login page. If you still can’t find a matching account, contact AllDebrid/Vulnerator support with the exact transaction date, amount, and the first and last digits of the card so they can locate the corresponding account.

What should I do if I suspect a Vulnerator charge is fraudulent?

First confirm that no one in your household or organization used AllDebrid or related services with your card. If no legitimate use is found, contact your bank or card issuer immediately to report the transaction as unauthorized, request a card replacement if necessary, and follow their dispute process. You may also notify AllDebrid/Vulnerator support so they can investigate and close any fraudulent account created with your card details.

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