What is Fidelity Investments on your bank statement?
A charge appearing as Fidelity on your credit card or bank statement is categorized by ParseTx as Fidelity Investments.
Merchant Details
Fidelity Investments is officially categorized under Transfer (ISO MCC: 6211). Its verified domain is fidelity.com. This is generally a one-time charge.
If you are building a fintech app and need to automatically clean up messy transaction descriptors like Fidelity, ParseTx can resolve this for you in under 50ms.
Common Statement Descriptors
Here are some of the typical ways this charge appears on credit card or bank statements. ParseTx automatically parses, cleans, and resolves all of these variations to Fidelity Investments:
FidelityFIDELITY INVESTMENTS.COMFIDELITY INVESTMENTS CARDSQ *FIDELITY INVESTMENTSFIDELITY INVESTMENTS STORE #5821ParseTx API Response
When you send this transaction to the ParseTx enrichment API, this is the structured JSON you receive back:
{
"status": "complete",
"source": "cache",
"input": "Fidelity",
"merchant": "Fidelity Investments",
"domain": "fidelity.com",
"category": "Transfer",
"mcc_code": "6211",
"is_subscription": false,
"confidence": 0.95
}
Integration Examples
cURL
curl -X POST https://api.parsetx.dev/v1/enrich \
-H "X-API-Key: pt_live_yourkeyhere" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"transactions": ["Fidelity"]}'
Node.js
import { ParseTxClient } from 'parsetx';
const client = new ParseTxClient('pt_live_yourkeyhere');
const response = await client.enrich(['Fidelity']);
console.log(response.results[0].merchant); // "Fidelity Investments"
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