What Cam Sites Show on Your Bank Statement: Descriptor Lookup for Stripchat, Chaturbate, CamSoda, Jerkmate, LiveJasmin, BongaCams, Streamate

Seven cam sites here — Stripchat, Chaturbate, CamSoda, Jerkmate, LiveJasmin, BongaCams, Streamate — and not one of them writes its own name on your bank statement. You get a processor instead: Paymentico, mmbill.com, EPOCH.COM, ECHST.NET. We have seen three of them on our own cards. The rest come from each site’s help centre or billing API, read 15 September 2026. Epoch says it plainly: “No, your statement will not show the name of the website.”

Reverse lookup: the string on your statement → the site

Found a charge already? Find your line in the left column. Every row has a document behind it, listed in the caption.

Line on the statement	Site	Processor	Where to look it up
Paymentico.com	Stripchat	Paymentico (cards)	[email protected] · 1-855-877-7020
EPOCH.COM*Technius	Stripchat	Epoch	epoch.com/find_purchase
SegpayEU.com-TechChat	Stripchat	Segpay	cs.segpay.com · 1-866-450-4000
centrobill.com	Stripchat	Centrobill	stripchat.com/support/billing
www.cgbilling.com	Stripchat	CG Billing	stripchat.com/support/billing
Webbilling*Technius Ltd	Stripchat	Webbilling	stripchat.com/support/billing
Curo Payments	Stripchat	Curo Payments	stripchat.com/support/billing
Technius Ltd	Stripchat	Technius Ltd, its operator	stripchat.com/support/billing
mmbill.com	Chaturbate	Chaturbate Direct Billing	mmbill.com · 1 (877) 338-7047
chaturbill.com	Chaturbate	Chaturbate Direct Billing	chaturbill.com · 1 (877) 338-7047
chaturbate.com	Chaturbate	Chaturbate Direct Billing	billingsupport.chaturbate.com · 1 (877) 338-7068
EPOCH.COM	Chaturbate	Epoch	epoch.com/find_purchase
EPOCH.COM*LIVESODA	CamSoda	Epoch	epoch.com/find_purchase
EPOCH.COM *SECURELIVE	CamSoda	Epoch	epoch.com/find_purchase
EPOCH.COM *ICFTECHNOL	Jerkmate	Epoch	epoch.com/find_purchase
PayPal *ICFTECH	Jerkmate	PayPal	echst.net/lookup
ECHST.NET	Jerkmate; Streamate card charges	RocketGate, ICF Payments	echst.net/lookup · 1-866-452-5108
DTM, or close to it	SexLikeReal	Epoch, TrustPay, Verotel, SegPay, Shift4	sexlikereal.com/billing-support
Not published	LiveJasmin	JWS (jwsbill.com)	jwsbill.com · +352 20 88 27 91
Not published	BongaCams	Epoch, SegpayEU	epoch.com · cs.segpay.com
Not published	SkyPrivate	Card or crypto	skyprivate.com
www.ccbill.com	None of these seven	CCBill	support.ccbill.com · 1.888.596.9279

How does Stripchat appear on a bank statement?

Stripchat publishes the full answer, and it is a list of eight. Its help-centre article was updated on 14 September 2026 and opens like this: “All your transactions will appear confidentially under one of the following, depending on the payment provider you use.” Then the eight strings.

• EPOCH.COM*Technius
• SegpayEU.com-TechChat
• centrobill.com
• www.cgbilling.com
• Webbilling*Technius Ltd
• Paymentico.com
• Curo Payments
• Technius Ltd

Which one you get depends on the biller that handled your card. We paid by card on 14 September 2026 and drew Paymentico. The card form said so in its own small print before we clicked.

Our bank agreed. The Revolut push arrived within seconds and named the merchant, not the site.

Paymentico documents the line itself. Its help centre says purchases from live entertainment websites “will appear on your bank statement as paymentico.com instead of the specific website name”. An article updated on 15 September 2026 adds the reason: its name shows up “instead of the specific website where the purchase occurred”. That article also lists what the charge could be, and there are only two options — a subscription renewal or a token purchase.

Some banks prepend their acquirer code, so the same charge can read UPG*PAYMENTICO.COM. That prefixed form is a bank’s formatting, not a documented descriptor: we found it in none of Paymentico’s eight help-centre articles and nowhere in Stripchat’s help centre, which write only paymentico.com. Worth knowing before you decide the charge is fake.

Two Stripchat details catch people out. Direct debit is one. Pay by Sofort, iDeal, Giropay or SEPA and the line is a beneficiary instead: “Beneficiary: Technius Ltd / Curo Payments”. Auto-Refill is the other. When it is on, it recharges your card using the last pack you bought and the last details on file, up to four times in 24 hours, under the same descriptor.

The card checkout also lets you pick the biller, which means you can pick your own statement line.

Paymentico has one gap the others do not. It runs no public purchase-finder — paymentico.com/find-purchase returned 404 on 15 September 2026 — so identifying a charge means logging into Stripchat or opening a ticket, where support asks for the first six and last four digits of your card. Its refund window is 30 days, on unused tokens from your last pack, paid by card or PayPal. Disputes about a specific show run on a separate 48-hour clock. Removing a saved card happens inside the payment window: click the card, then the trash-bin icon.

One curiosity, checked against Zendesk’s public API on 15 September 2026: the Paymentico help centre runs from the same Zendesk account as Stripchat support. That is a shared helpdesk, not proof of shared ownership. Paymentico never names its legal entity or country in any of its eight articles.

Pack prices, the Ultimate trial and the checkout order are covered in our Stripchat review.

Before you buy anywhere: read the token maths first. Our Stripchat, Chaturbate and CamSoda token guides list every pack we were shown, the biller behind each payment method and which options avoid a card line entirely.

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What does Chaturbate show up as on a bank statement?

Three names, one biller. A Chaturbate card charge lands as mmbill.com, as chaturbill.com or as chaturbate.com. We bought on 3 September 2026 and got the first one.

The checkout warns you first. Ours read: “To protect your privacy, any charges will discreetly appear as mmbill.com or chaturbill.com on your credit card statement.” Note the two Ls in chaturbill. A domain with one L does not exist — we checked DNS and whois on 15 September 2026, and there is no record.

Then the receipt repeats it in capitals. The email from “Chaturbate Billing” said: “REMINDER: mmbill.com will appear on your credit/debit card statement for the description of this purchase.” It also flagged the type as Recurring, which matters more than the descriptor if you only wanted one month.

Why three names? Because mmbill.com and chaturbill.com are Chaturbate’s own billing domains, not third parties. We pulled all three self-service sites on 15 September 2026 and compared the text. The difference between billingsupport.chaturbate.com and mmbill.com is four lines: the descriptor name, two phone numbers and an email. Everything else matches character for character.

The operator behind them is Multi Media, LLC. Its live Terms say the agreement is “between you and Multi Media, LLC”, and the initials line up with mmbill. Chaturbate does not publish that expansion, so treat it as our reading of the evidence.

Three names also mean three phone numbers, and calling the wrong one wastes your morning.

Your descriptor	US / Canada toll free	International	Email
mmbill.com	1 (877) 338-7047	+1 (954) 504-9590	[email protected]
chaturbill.com	1 (877) 338-7047	+1 (954) 504-9590	[email protected]
chaturbate.com	1 (877) 338-7068	+001 (954) 453-4135	[email protected]
Printed on our receipt	1-877-338-7045	+1 (954) 504-9590	[email protected]
EPOCH.COM	1-800-893-8871	+1 310 664 5810	[email protected]

Chaturbate expects the confusion. Its billing page opens by telling you to “identify which billing descriptor is on your credit card statement” before choosing a contact. Two self-service tools sit behind that: Retrieve Your Membership Details and View Your Purchase Details.

Pick Epoch at checkout instead and the line changes completely. Chaturbate states it word for word: “EPOCH.COM” will appear on your credit card statement. Six payment methods sat in our purchase window, and each one routes somewhere different.

One honest gap: we could not find a published deadline for disputing a Chaturbate charge. Its terms, privacy policy and help-centre dump gave nothing on 15 September 2026. Do not borrow CamSoda’s 30 days and assume it applies here.

If you want the charge stopped and the account gone for good, follow how to delete a Chaturbate account.

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CamSoda: EPOCH.COM*LIVESODA, billed in euros

CamSoda hands the whole checkout to Epoch. Our card paid €13.55 for the $14.99 intro pack on 4 September 2026, and the order page called it non-recurring in the description.

The confirmation email named the merchant code, and that code is what reached our statement.

Both forms are real, so check for either. LIVESODA is what our card saw on 4 September 2026; SECURELIVE is what CamSoda’s own support page describes, and it echoes the name Secure Live Media, LLC.

CamSoda is the only site here with a written deadline. A billing error has to be raised within 30 days of the charge showing up, or it is “deemed acceptable by you”. Its terms also say financial data “will not be stored by us but will be stored by our third party payment processor” — which is why cancelling works through Epoch’s Find My Purchase even when you cannot log in. Card, PayPal, crypto, gift card and wire are the listed methods, and Paysafecard appears once you reach the Epoch page.

Cancelling is the one job Epoch does better than the site itself, because the form needs no password.

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Jerkmate: three lines, published in a live API

Jerkmate is the most transparent of the seven, by accident. Its site queries a public endpoint for descriptors, and so can you. We called it on 15 September 2026 and got 29 provider entries resolving to three unique strings.

• ECHST.NET — RocketGate, ICF Payments, PaySafeCard, Blik, EPS, iDEAL, Oxxo, Spei, PagoEfectivo, Kasnet and the rest of the local methods, plus the crypto gateways TripleA and Rocketfuel.
• EPOCH.COM *ICFTECHNOL — the four Epoch entries.
• PayPal *ICFTECH, also written PayPal.com *ICFTECH — the two PayPal entries.

Two things follow. Paying with crypto through Jerkmate does not change the line — TripleA and Rocketfuel both resolve to ECHST.NET. And the word Jerkmate appears in none of the three. Cancelling runs through My Account, or by emailing [email protected] with your login, full name and the last four digits of the card.

The response matched our previous capture exactly, so these strings are stable. Background on the site is in our Jerkmate review.

LiveJasmin: JWS, and no published string

LiveJasmin names its operator and its biller, then stops. Its terms say the site “is operated by JWS Americas S.à r.l. and JWS International S.à r.l.”, and the Ownership Statement link in the footer points at jwsbill.com. That domain is a billing desk: “JWS Bill — Billing Support. For inquiries about services, memberships, and invoices.”

The contact page carries both Luxembourg entities at 4, Rue Lou Hemmer, L-1748 Senningerberg, plus +352 20 88 27 91 and [email protected]. Replies come within 24 hours, in English only. Its request menu includes “I would like to cancel my membership” and “Transaction inquiry”, which is the pair you need for a mystery charge.

What we could not find on 15 September 2026 is the descriptor. Not on livejasmin.com, not on jwsbill.com, not in the terms. Its billing-support path returns 404 and the FAQ link on jwsbill.com is broken. So expect something JWS-shaped and verify against your own receipt. Our LiveJasmin review covers the credit system behind those charges.

BongaCams: Epoch or SegpayEU, string unpublished

BongaCams blocks our environment, so this comes from an archived copy of its terms taken on 2 August 2026. The footer names the processors: “Please visit EPOCH and SEGPAYEU.COM, our authorized payment processors.” No descriptor anywhere.

Practically, that narrows it to two families: an Epoch line, or a Segpay line. Look up the first at epoch.com/find_purchase and the second at cs.segpay.com. The same terms set a hard refund rule in clause 5.15 — “only the same amount can be refunded which was originally paid”, with no partial refund of a token package.

Streamate and ECHST.NET: is that charge a scam?

ECHST.NET is the line that scares people most, because nothing about it suggests what it bought. The processor answers the question on its own front page: “Charges with ‘ECHST.NET’ in the description on your statement are from an online purchase, usually from an entertainment website.” It also answers the follow-up directly — “ECHST.NET is not a scam” — and it has traded since 2005.

Behind it sit two entities, ICF Technology, Inc. in Nevada and ICF Tech EU B.V. in Amsterdam. Both are printed on echst.net in reversed characters, an anti-scraping trick we had to unwind to read them. The support desk runs 24/7 on 1-866-452-5108, with local numbers including Canada 1-866-941-3982, UK 0-800-098-8202 and 1-206-438-0241 for everywhere else. There is a Look Up form at echst.net/lookup and an email, [email protected].

Streamate connects to that gateway, and we can show the link rather than assume it. Its public config carries “paymentGatewayUrl”: “https://pay.echst.net”, names ICF Technology, Inc. as the company, repeats three of echst.net’s phone numbers, and prints the same Amsterdam address character for character. So a Streamate card charge travels through the ECHST.NET gateway.

Streamate itself will not print the string. Its config promises “discreet billing” and says your statement “will display one of the following” — then leaves a template variable where the list should be, filled in server-side. The same config adds a percentage PayPal service charge to a purchase, and charges EU members VAT at the time of billing. Our Streamate review has the rest of the account mechanics.

SexLikeReal and SkyPrivate

SexLikeReal bills through Data Tech Media d.o.o., a Slovenian company, and its statement line is DTM or close to it, with no adult wording. Payments run through Epoch, TrustPay, Verotel, SegPay or Shift4, so cancellation depends on which one took your money: epoch.com/find_purchase, vtsup.com or cs.segpay.com. Subscriptions other than Lifetime renew automatically, and the billing page recommends cancelling at least 48 hours before the renewal date.

SkyPrivate promises a “discreet descriptor” and takes card or crypto — BTC, ETH, LTC and USDC are listed in its footer. It does not publish the string either, so the receipt is your only reference.

Was it you? Four checks before you call the bank

Most “unknown charge” panics end within ten minutes. Work through these in order.

1. Match the amount and the currency. Token packs and memberships land on round numbers. Ours were $19.95 at mmbill.com, €15.99 and €19.99 at Paymentico, €13.55 at Epoch. A euro figure against a dollar pack is normal — Epoch converted ours.
2. Check the date and the hour. Compare the charge against your recent activity on the site. Paymentico tells people to do exactly that, alongside the confirmation email.
3. Decide if it is one-off or recurring. Our CamSoda order said non-recurring; our Chaturbate receipt said Recurring. Stripchat’s Auto-Refill and Ultimate both rebill. A second identical amount a month later is a subscription, not fraud.
4. Find the receipt. Every purchase we made produced an email within minutes. Search your inbox for the amount rather than the site name, because the site name may not be in there.

If someone else has access to your card, the sites sell the same three things: tokens, a membership, or a private show. Paymentico narrows it to two options, and says so.

Which cam site is the most discreet to pay on?

Every one of the seven hides the site name. So discretion is not decided by the descriptor — it is decided by whether a bank line exists at all.

Site	Prepaid voucher	Gift card	Crypto	Card line you get
Stripchat	paysafecard	Yes	Yes, via CoinGate	One of eight, ours Paymentico.com
Chaturbate	Paysafecard	No	BTC, ETH, LTC	mmbill.com, chaturbill.com or EPOCH.COM
CamSoda	Paysafecard at Epoch	Yes	BTC, ETH	EPOCH.COM*LIVESODA or *SECURELIVE
Jerkmate	PaySafeCard	No	TripleA, Rocketfuel	ECHST.NET either way
SexLikeReal	PaysafeCard, by region	No	Not listed	DTM, or close to it
SkyPrivate	Not listed	No	BTC, ETH, LTC, USDC	Not published

Discreet billing cam sites: what actually works

Only four options change what a bank can see, and all four are ordinary consumer choices.

• A prepaid voucher. paysafecard is offered by Stripchat, Chaturbate, Jerkmate and inside CamSoda’s Epoch page. You buy the voucher in a shop and no cam charge reaches your account.
• A gift card. Stripchat and CamSoda both list gift cards as a method. Same effect, different shelf.
• Crypto. Stripchat routes it through CoinGate, Chaturbate takes BTC, ETH and LTC, CamSoda takes BTC and ETH. Note Jerkmate’s exception: crypto there still bills as ECHST.NET.
• PayPal. It moves the detail into your PayPal history instead of the card line, and it still carries a descriptor: Jerkmate’s PayPal charges read PayPal *ICFTECH. Stripchat routes PayPal through Epoch, and CamSoda’s PayPal menu costs about 10% more than its card menu.

Two things to keep straight. A saved card is its own risk — Paymentico stores ours by default, and you remove it from the payment window with the trash-bin icon. And nothing here is a way to mislead your bank: a card charge is a card charge, and every processor above will identify the purchase to the cardholder who asks.

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If the charge is not yours

Go to the processor first, not the bank. A chargeback takes weeks and can lock the account; the processor can usually identify or refund the charge the same day, and three of them run purchase-finders that need no login.

• Epoch. The form at epoch.com/find_purchase says “Enter any two of the four fields” to retrieve a purchase, and the same tool cancels a membership and emails confirmation. Support is 24-hour, on +1 800 893 8871 or +1 310 664 5810. Refund credits can take up to five business days to show.
• Segpay. Its consumer portal needs at least two identifiers from credit card, email address, purchase ID, PayPal order ID or IBAN. Phones: 1-866-450-4000 in the US, +1-954-414-1610 internationally, plus 1-888-376-0948 published by Stripchat.
• ECHST.NET. Look Up, chat, phone and SMS, all 24/7. It will also stop a recurring membership on the call.
• Paymentico. No public finder exists, so email [email protected] or call 1-855-877-7020, with the first six and last four digits of the card ready.
• Chaturbate. Use the two retrieval forms on the self-service site that matches your descriptor, then the matching phone number from the table above.

Deadlines differ. CamSoda gives 30 days to raise a billing error. Stripchat gives 30 days to refund an unused pack and 48 hours to dispute a show. SexLikeReal asks for cancellation 48 hours before a renewal. For Chaturbate and BongaCams we found no published window, so move quickly instead of relying on one.

One line to rule out immediately: www.ccbill.com. CCBill states that such a transaction means “you have purchased a subscription from a web site that uses CCBill for its billing services” — and we found no public evidence that any of these seven bills through it. That charge came from somewhere else. Its consumer line is 1.888.596.9279.

For models: what payouts look like

The mirror question has one clean answer and one blank. Chaturbate documents its check payouts precisely: “Checks and envelopes will say Multi Media LLC and do not mention Chaturbate.” A second article repeats it for the envelope, and the 1099-MISC form “will state the company name and does not mention Chaturbate”.

Bank transfers are the blank. Neither Chaturbate nor Stripchat publishes the name an ACH, SEPA, wire or EFT payout arrives under. Stripchat lists its methods, its Tuesday schedule and its providers — Paxum, COSMOpayment, Yoursafe among them — but not the incoming descriptor. Neither publishes it, so ask your payout provider rather than the platform.

Deeper lookups for single descriptors: Paymentico charge (Stripchat), MMBILL.COM charge (Chaturbate), ECHST.NET charge (Jerkmate, Streamate) and EPOCH.COM charge (CamSoda and other sites).

Related: is Stripchat safe and legit goes through account security, billing safety and moderation on Stripchat.

Frequently asked questions

Does Stripchat show up as Stripchat on a bank statement?

No. Its help-centre article, updated 14 September 2026, lists eight possible strings: EPOCH.COM*Technius, SegpayEU.com-TechChat, centrobill.com, www.cgbilling.com, Webbilling*Technius Ltd, Paymentico.com, Curo Payments and Technius Ltd. Our own card purchase on 14 September 2026 came through as Paymentico. Pay by Sofort, iDeal, Giropay or SEPA and you get a beneficiary instead: Technius Ltd / Curo Payments.

What does a Chaturbate charge look like on a card statement?

As mmbill.com, chaturbill.com or chaturbate.com if you paid by card, and as EPOCH.COM if you chose Epoch. Our purchase on 3 September 2026 produced a push notification reading “Paid $19.95 (€17.30) at mmbill.com”, and the receipt email warned us in advance. The checkout names both card descriptors before you confirm.

What is chaturbill.com?

It is one of Chaturbate’s own billing domains, not a third party. We compared the live customer-support pages on chaturbill.com, mmbill.com and billingsupport.chaturbate.com on 15 September 2026; they differ by the descriptor name, two phone numbers and an email. Note the two Ls — a domain spelled with one L has no DNS record at all.

What is UPG Paymentico on a bank statement?

Paymentico is the card processor behind Stripchat, and it documents its line as paymentico.com. The UPG part is an acquirer prefix some banks add; Paymentico never publishes that form, so treat UPG*PAYMENTICO.COM as the same charge wearing a bank’s formatting. It means a token purchase or a subscription renewal, which are the only two options Paymentico lists.

Which cam sites use Epoch?

Five of the seven, in some form. CamSoda bills through Epoch by default, as EPOCH.COM*LIVESODA or EPOCH.COM *SECURELIVE. Stripchat and Chaturbate both offer Epoch as an alternative biller, giving EPOCH.COM*Technius and EPOCH.COM respectively. Jerkmate’s Epoch route reads EPOCH.COM *ICFTECHNOL, and BongaCams names Epoch as an authorised processor without publishing a string.

What is ECHST.NET on my bank statement?

A payment processor, not a scam. Its own FAQ answers the question with “ECHST.NET is not a scam” and explains that such charges come from “an online purchase, usually from an entertainment website”. It has operated since 2005 under ICF Technology, Inc. and ICF Tech EU B.V. On our seven sites it points to Jerkmate or to Streamate, whose payment gateway sits on pay.echst.net. Call 1-866-452-5108 or use the Look Up form.

What is mmbill.com on a bank statement?

A Chaturbate charge. The site itself says “You were discreetly billed on your statement from mmbill.com” and offers Retrieve Your Membership Details and View Your Purchase Details to identify it. The operator is Multi Media, LLC, named in Chaturbate’s live terms. For help, call 1 (877) 338-7047 or +1 (954) 504-9590.

Do adult webcam sites show up on your credit card statement?

The charge does, the site does not. Epoch puts it bluntly: “No, your statement will not show the name of the website. Epoch.com is the merchant that will appear on your statement.” Every site on this page routes through a processor descriptor. Pay with paysafecard, a gift card or crypto and no cam-related line reaches your bank account at all.

Bottom line

Work from the string, not from the site. Paymentico means Stripchat; mmbill.com and chaturbill.com mean Chaturbate; EPOCH.COM plus a merchant code means CamSoda, Jerkmate, Chaturbate or Stripchat; ECHST.NET means Jerkmate or Streamate. LiveJasmin, BongaCams and SkyPrivate publish a processor but no line, so lean on your receipt. And if you never want the question again, buy with a voucher, a gift card or crypto.

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