Why Is EVERIMAYMQE on My Credit Card?
Reading Time: 1 minute TL;DR Summary: Unfamiliar with EVERIMAYMQE on your credit card statement? It could be Fotor.com. Sometimes, charges appear under different names, causing confusion. Check your Fotor account or contact your card issuer if unsure about the charge. Read on for more details.
Short answer: It might be Fotor.com or Clipify.ai.
If you’re seeing EVERIMAYMQE on your credit card statement, you’re probably thinking: “What the heck is that?” Same. In my case, it turned out to be Fotor.com (the photo editor / design tool). The charge wasn’t labeled “Fotor” on my statement. It showed up as EVERIMAYMQE instead, which made it look like a random scam charge.
Important: I can’t say this is always Fotor for everyone. Merchants and payment processors sometimes show weird “descriptor” names that don’t match the brand you recognize. But if you’ve used Fotor recently (free trial, subscription, one-time export, etc.), it’s a strong clue.
What To Do Next:
- Search your email for “Fotor” receipts, invoices, or trial confirmations.
- Check your Fotor account billing/subscription page.
- If you still can’t match it to something you authorized, contact your card issuer and dispute the charge.
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