Yehor Myroshnychenko

The merchant descriptor "yehor.myroshnychenko@soli" appears to reference an individual, Yehor Myroshnychenko, using an email-style identifier on (or associated with) a service using the "soli" domain, rather than a well-known retail, subscription, or travel brand. Public records show a person named Yehor Myroshnychenko working in fintech product management in Kyiv, Ukraine, but there is no clear evidence tying this specific card descriptor to a distinct, publicly branded business or website you could visit to verify purchases.

Because the descriptor is formatted like an email address, this charge most likely relates to a peer‑to‑peer payment, a freelance/consulting payment, or a transaction routed through a platform or marketplace that passes through the payee’s name (and sometimes email) instead of a corporate brand. In these scenarios, the charge might correspond to work done by an individual (e.g., design, development, writing, or other services), a reimbursement, or a one‑off sale arranged directly between you and that person. It is less likely to be a recurring subscription from a large, well‑known company.

If you don’t recognize the name, start by reviewing your messages and invoices (email, chat, or platform messages) for any recent arrangements with a person named Yehor Myroshnychenko or for references to an address ending in "@soli". Check any invoices or contracts for the exact amount and date of the charge. If you can’t match it to a known transaction, contact your card issuer’s fraud or disputes team; they can provide additional details (such as any available contact data from the acquirer) and help you file a dispute or block further payments if needed. Because this appears to be an individual rather than a large company, there is no clear central customer‑service line or official support site to contact directly about the charge.