About Zinto
Zinto is an omnichannel customer messaging and sales platform designed for SMEs and growing teams that sell and support customers via chat. It centralizes WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook Messenger, TikTok, Telegram, email, and website chat into a unified inbox, adds multi‑agent workflows, and layers AI assistants on top so businesses can automate replies, routing, and follow‑ups. The product positions itself as a cost‑efficient alternative to other chat CRMs, with features such as multi‑agent WhatsApp, integrated AI (via providers like OpenAI and Gemini), broadcast campaigns, analytics, and integrations with tools including Shopify, WooCommerce, Stripe, PayPal, Google Sheets, and calendars. ([zinto.app](https://zinto.app/?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “SP ZINTO” on a card statement is likely a subscription or usage fee for access to the Zinto platform, billed via an online payment processor (Shopify Payments/Stripe) under the merchant name "ZINTO". Zinto operates on a recurring subscription model, with tiered monthly plans for different team sizes and feature sets, and may also bill for add‑ons such as additional users, extra WhatsApp connections, or higher‑tier support. Their terms describe the service as subscription‑based, with automatic renewals unless cancelled in advance, so charges may recur monthly or annually depending on the plan selected. ([zinto.app](https://zinto.app/terms?utm_source=openai))
If you do not recognize this charge, first check whether you or your business recently signed up for a Zinto trial, connected WhatsApp Business, or tested an AI assistant or chat‑commerce tool, as trials can convert into paid subscriptions when not cancelled. To verify, try logging into your Zinto account using the email addresses you or your team would typically use for SaaS tools, and review the billing section for invoices and plan details. If you still have questions, contact Zinto support using the official website and request the transaction details (date, amount, last 4 digits of card) to confirm the charge. If they cannot locate it or it remains unauthorized, your next step should be to dispute the transaction with your card issuer and request a new card number in case of misuse. Because multiple unrelated companies worldwide use the name “Zinto”, if the services you use do not match this description (no chat/WhatsApp/AI tool in use), the charge could be from a different, similarly named business, and you should cross‑check against your recent sign‑ups and emails for receipts from any company called “Zinto” or “ZINTO’”.