Why this charge appears
Eventbrite charges can show the EB prefix, an event name, a phone number, and a location when tickets, registrations, fees, or pending authorizations are processed through Eventbrite.
What it is not
This is not a collection-agency profile. If a separate collector contacts you, compare that collector's name with the collection agency directory before you respond or pay.
Match the merchant before you dispute.
Use official merchant details and your own order history first. If the charge still does not match, contact the card issuer.
- Legal name
- Eventbrite, Inc.
- Official website
- https://www.eventbrite.com/
- Last reviewed
- June 14, 2026
Verification checklist.
- Check Eventbrite order confirmations, email receipts, event names, event dates, and tickets saved in your Eventbrite account.
- Compare the words after EB with the first part of an event title, venue name, organizer name, or registration page.
- Ask household members whether they bought tickets, paid registration fees, or used a saved card for an event.
- If the charge is duplicated or unfamiliar, check whether one transaction is still pending before disputing.
What to do next.
Choose the path based on whether the charge matches a real purchase, looks unfamiliar, or comes with a separate collection notice.
- Use Eventbrite order history and email receipts to identify the event before contacting the card issuer.
- For duplicate or pending charges, follow Eventbrite help for multiple charges and pending authorizations.
- For unauthorized posted charges, contact the card issuer and avoid sending payment details to an event organizer you cannot verify.
- If a separate collection notice appears, verify the collector and the claimed debt independently.
Questions people ask about EB Eventbrite.
What does EB mean on my credit card statement?
Eventbrite says ticket purchases appear as EB followed by the first part of the event title on a bank or credit card statement.
Is EB Bottoms Up Eventbrite?
The EB prefix is consistent with Eventbrite billing. Bottoms Up is likely the event-title portion, but verify it against your Eventbrite receipts and account history.
Why are there multiple Eventbrite charges?
Eventbrite has help for duplicate and pending charges. One item may be a pending authorization, but a posted duplicate should be checked against the official order history.