DRI*SOFTWARE Charge on Bank Statement — What Is It?
If you're seeing DRI*SOFTWARE on your bank or credit card statement, here's what it is and what to do.
DRI*SOFTWAREDRI*SOFTWARE (also DRI SOFTWARE or DIGITAL RIVER) on your statement is Digital River, a global e-commerce and payment processor. Digital River handles billing for dozens of software companies — the charge is not directly from the software company, which is why it looks unfamiliar.
Which company charged you?
This charge could be one of these vendors — check the amount and your email receipts to confirm which.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DRI*SOFTWARE on my bank statement?
DRI*SOFTWARE (also DRI SOFTWARE or DIGITAL RIVER) on your statement is Digital River, a global e-commerce and payment processor. Digital River handles billing for dozens of software companies — the charge is not directly from the software company, which is why it looks unfamiliar.
Which company charged me as DRI*SOFTWARE?
DRI*SOFTWARE is a payment processor used by multiple companies including: Norton 360, McAfee Total Protection, Adobe Acrobat, Kaspersky, Malwarebytes, Corel (various). Check your email for a receipt from the specific vendor.
How do I cancel a DRI*SOFTWARE charge?
You must cancel directly with the underlying vendor, not with DRI*SOFTWARE. Identify which service charged you by checking your email receipts, then visit that vendor's cancel page.
That's one. Your statement probably has 4–6 more charges like this one.
DRI*SOFTWARE is one payment processor. There are dozens more billing under names you won't recognize on your statement.
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