About Yafa News Stand
Yafa News Stand is a locally owned newsstand and convenience-style shop based in Brooklyn, New York. Public records list Yafa News Stand Corp. at 4423 4th Avenue in Brooklyn, indicating it operates as a traditional New York City newsstand/bodega-style business offering newspapers, magazines, lottery tickets, cigarettes and other tobacco products, soft drinks, snacks, candy, and everyday convenience items to neighborhood customers and passersby.([new-york.retail-us.org](https://new-york.retail-us.org/letter-y.htm?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled "SQ YAFA NEWS ST" on your card statement typically comes from an in-person purchase processed through Square at Yafa News Stand—this could be for small-ticket items like drinks, snacks, cigarettes, a lottery purchase, or similar convenience goods. The "SQ" or "SQ *" prefix denotes the Square payment processor, while "YAFA NEWS ST" refers to the actual merchant, likely short for Yafa News Stand (or Yafa News Stand Corp.).([new-york.retail-us.org](https://new-york.retail-us.org/letter-y.htm?utm_source=openai)) You might see slightly varying amounts depending on what you bought, and multiple small charges if you visit frequently.
If you have questions about a charge, first check any paper receipt from the date in question or your Square email/text receipt if you provided contact details at checkout. Because this is a small local merchant, the best way to resolve issues is usually to visit the stand in person and bring a copy or photo of the bank statement line showing the date and amount. You can also call any phone number printed on your receipt if available. If the merchant can’t locate the transaction or you suspect fraud, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge and request a new card if needed.