WinRed

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WinRed is an online fundraising platform used by Republican candidates, political committees, and conservative causes to process credit and debit card donations.

Arlington, VA
winred.com

About WinRed

WinRed is a political fundraising and payment processing platform built for Republican candidates, party committees, and conservative organizations in the United States. It provides tools for campaigns to collect one-time and recurring online donations, run fundraising pages, and manage contributor data. When you see a descriptor like “WINRED* BRANDON GILL F” on your card statement, it typically indicates a political contribution processed by WinRed on behalf of a specific candidate or committee, in this case likely associated with Brandon Gill.

This charge usually appears when you make a political donation through a WinRed-hosted page, either as a one-time contribution or as a recurring monthly or weekly donation you opted into. The amount will generally match what you entered on the donation form, plus any optional tip you may have added to support the WinRed platform. Some contributions may also be set to recur by default if you left pre-checked recurring boxes selected, which can lead to multiple similar charges over time.

If you have questions about a WinRed charge, first search your email for receipts from "WinRed" or from the candidate/committee’s campaign to confirm the date and amount of the contribution. You can also log into your WinRed account (if you created one) to review your donation history and manage recurring contributions. For disputes, refunds, or cancellations, WinRed typically directs donors to the specific campaign or committee that received the funds, but you can start at winred.com to access support and contact options. If you do not recognize the charge and cannot locate any related donation, contact your card issuer promptly for further investigation and potential dispute.

Bank Statement Variations

4 known variations

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

  1. DBT CRD 1335 06/16/26 69007899 WINRED* MARTY FOR WINRED.COM VA C#6375
  2. DBT CRD 1336 06/16/26 69951463 WINRED* MARTY FOR WINRED.COM VA C#6375
  3. DBT CRD 2242 06/16/26 33629285 WINRED* BRANDON GILL F WINRED.COM VA C#6375
  4. DBT CRD 2243 06/16/26 34317360 WINRED* BRANDON GILL F WINRED.COM VA C#6375

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge labeled “WINRED* BRANDON GILL F” on my card statement?

This descriptor indicates a political donation processed by WinRed on behalf of a candidate or committee associated with Brandon Gill. The charge usually comes from a donation form you completed online for that campaign or a related fundraising effort.

Could this WinRed charge be a recurring political donation I forgot about?

Yes. Many WinRed donation pages include options for weekly or monthly recurring contributions, sometimes with boxes that are pre-checked. If you left a recurring option selected, your card can be billed on a regular schedule until you cancel that recurring donation.

How can I cancel a recurring donation made through WinRed?

To cancel a recurring contribution, locate your original donation receipt email from WinRed and use the “manage” or “cancel recurring” link, or log into your WinRed account at winred.com and go to your donations or recurring contributions section. If you can’t find those options, contact WinRed support through their website and provide the last four digits of your card, the charge amount, and date.

How do I request a refund for a WinRed donation?

Refunds are generally handled by the specific campaign or committee that received your donation, not directly by WinRed. Start by replying to your donation receipt email or using the contact information on the campaign’s WinRed page. If you cannot reach the campaign, you can contact WinRed support via winred.com and they may help direct your request, subject to legal and campaign finance rules.

Why is my WinRed charge higher than the donation amount I remember selecting?

WinRed allows donors to add an optional tip to support the platform, and some pages default to including a percentage tip unless you adjust or remove it. In addition, if you selected a recurring option, you may be seeing a new installment. Review your receipt email, which breaks down the donation amount and any WinRed tip separately.

Can WinRed place temporary authorization holds on my card?

In most cases you will see only the final donation charge, but like other payment processors, WinRed or its underlying payment partners may place a temporary authorization hold to verify your card. Any such hold should drop off automatically within a few business days if it is not captured as a completed donation.

How can I verify which campaign received my WinRed donation?

Check the email receipt you received at the time of the donation; it will list the candidate or committee name, along with the exact amount and date. If you have a WinRed account, you can also log in at winred.com to see a detailed history of your contributions and the recipients.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a WinRed charge at all?

First, search your email and any political donation records for WinRed or the campaign name shown in the descriptor. If you still cannot identify the charge and no one with access to your card recognizes making a donation, contact WinRed support via their website and notify your card issuer to report the transaction as potentially unauthorized.

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