What is GITHUB.COM on your bank statement?
Here's what this charge most likely is, grounded in our prefix dictionary and what the descriptor itself contains.
This charge appears to be a direct billing from GitHub, most likely for a paid subscription such as GitHub Pro, Team, Enterprise, or GitHub Copilot.
- Most likely: GitHub
- a developer tools and code-hosting platform
- Category
- Software & Subscriptions
Doesn't look right? Things you could check:
- Check your GitHub account — Signing into github.com and visiting the billing section would show any active paid plans or recent invoices.
- Look for a receipt email — GitHub typically sends a billing confirmation email to the address associated with your account when a charge is made.
- Review active subscriptions — GitHub offers several paid tiers — Pro, Team, Enterprise, and Copilot — so checking which plans are active on your account could clarify the charge amount.
- Consider organization memberships — If you belong to any GitHub organizations, a charge could relate to a team or enterprise plan tied to that organization rather than your personal account.
A GitHub charge, typically for a paid plan, GitHub Copilot, or other developer-tool subscription billed by GitHub.
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- GITHUB *PRO
This charge is from GitHub for their 'Pro' individual subscription plan, a paid tier of the GitHub code-hosting and developer platform.
- ACH WEB PYMT BILLPAY
This appears to be an electronic bill payment made through your bank's online bill pay service via the ACH network.
- ADBL*AUDIOBOOK PURCHASE
This appears to be a charge from Audible for a one-time audiobook purchase.
- ADBL*MEMBERSHIP
This appears to be a recurring membership charge from Audible, Amazon's audiobook subscription service.