About Zbooni
Zbooni is a social commerce and payments platform, primarily serving merchants in the Middle East and North Africa. It enables small and medium businesses to sell products and services through WhatsApp, Instagram, and other digital channels by generating payment links, customized invoices, and lightweight online storefronts. Merchants use Zbooni to manage orders, accept card payments, and track customer activity without needing a full e‑commerce website.
A charge from “ZBOONI” on your card statement typically indicates that you purchased something from a merchant who uses Zbooni as their payment service provider. The charge amount corresponds to the purchase you made (for example, via a payment link sent on WhatsApp or a checkout page created through Zbooni). In most cases, Zbooni is acting as the intermediary that processes the card transaction on behalf of the actual store, service provider, or freelancer.
If you don’t recognize a Zbooni charge, start by checking recent messages and invoices from businesses you interact with on WhatsApp, Instagram, or via payment links. Look for receipts or order confirmations that reference Zbooni or match the charged amount and date. To resolve issues, you can contact the underlying merchant directly (their details are usually on the invoice or confirmation page). If that fails, reach out to Zbooni via their website support channels, and if you still suspect unauthorized use, contact your card issuer to dispute or block the transaction.