Cryptocurrency Q&A
What's that charge on my credit card?
What's that charge on my credit card?
Claudio
Mon Sep 02 2024
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I'm curious, can you explain to me what that charge on my credit card is for? I've noticed a few unfamiliar transactions and I'm wondering if it's related to any cryptocurrency purchases or transactions I may have made recently. Is it possible that it's a fee associated with a transaction I made on a cryptocurrency exchange or platform? If so, how can I verify that and what steps should I take to ensure that all future charges are accurate and legitimate?
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