Statement lookup · ECHST.NET · 1 platform

What is ECHST.NET on my bank statement?

ECHST.NET on a bank statement is a Streamate charge in CamRanks’ records: Streamate’s Support — Billing Customer Services lists it among its statement texts (publisher docs, 2026-10-28, not re-confirmed on 2026-11-09). A match does not prove the charge is yours: compare the amount and date with your purchase emails.

Short answer

Start with the ECHST.NET consumer support page, checked 2026-11-09. CamRanks has logged this one string for Streamate and for no other listed site.

Platform
Streamate
String on file
1
Consumer support page
On file (checked 2026-11-09)

Checked .

ECHST.NET’s own lookup page

“Charges with "ECHST.NET" in the description on your statement are from an online purchase, usually from an entertainment website.”

ECHST.NET consumer support page, checked by CamRanks on .

Exact strings on file

Statement strings that name ECHST.NET, by platform
Statement textPlatformEvidenceSource
ECHST.NETStreamate: what Streamate shows on a bank statementPublisher docs, ; not re-confirmed on 2026-11-09Streamate billing source

Streamate: Not re-confirmed on 2026-11-09: the source page did not show this text when CamRanks re-read it, so the label is the 2026-10-28 record, not a current reading.

Where Streamate’s own pages print it

What ECHST.NET’s own pages say

  • “ECHST.NET is a Trusted Online Payment Provider for a wide variety of online merchants, specializing in delivering high definition digital content.” (echst.net, read ) How ECHST.NET describes itself; it names no site.
  • “We can stop recurring memberships directly, just call at 1-866-452-5108, chat or email at support@echst.net our customer care agents who are ready to help 24/7.” (echst.net, read ) ECHST.NET FAQ, “How do I cancel my account?”

How to match the charge

The steps for any unknown line are in the unknown-charge guide’s lookup. For ECHST.NET, the records add:

  • CamRanks has this text, “ECHST.NET”, for Streamate alone, so a match points to a Streamate purchase; its date and amount settle it.
  • Use ECHST.NET’s own consumer support page (checked ) to ask about the transaction.

Cancel or ask for a refund, per platform

Questions

What is ECHST.NET on my bank statement?

CamRanks has logged one statement string that names ECHST.NET for Streamate: Streamate “ECHST.NET” (publisher docs, 2026-10-28, not re-confirmed on 2026-11-09).

What is the meaning of ECHST.NET on a bank statement?

ECHST.NET is the text CamRanks’ logged statement strings carry for Streamate only, one of the 28 sites it lists. ECHST.NET’s own page says: “Charges with "ECHST.NET" in the description on your statement are from an online purchase, usually from an entertainment website” (echst.net, read 2026-11-09).

Which cam sites show ECHST.NET on a bank statement?

Only Streamate, among the platforms CamRanks lists. Streamate’s Support — Billing Customer Services (read 2026-10-28, quoted text not found on the re-read of 2026-11-09) prints “ECHST.NET”.

What companies use ECHST.NET?

In CamRanks’ records, ECHST.NET is used for Streamate only: CamRanks has logged it for one of the 28 sites it lists and for no other listed site. The company behind the text, in its own pages’ words: “ECHST.NET is a Trusted Online Payment Provider for a wide variety of online merchants, specializing in delivering high definition digital content” (echst.net, read 2026-11-09).

Why did ECHST.NET charge me?

Among the statement strings CamRanks has logged, an ECHST.NET line is a purchase on Streamate. Match the date and amount with your purchase emails from it; if nothing matches, ask that platform’s billing support which purchase it is before a card dispute.

How do I stop an ECHST.NET charge?

Streamate is the one listed site with this text, and what repeats its charges is set in the Streamate account: cancel any premium membership. ECHST.NET’s own pages add: “We can stop recurring memberships directly, just call at 1-866-452-5108, chat or email at support@echst.net our customer care agents who are ready to help 24/7” (echst.net, read 2026-11-09).

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