Github charges

Ramp has processed transactions for Github.

You might see Github listed on your credit card statement as:
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Ramp is a spend management platform used by over 25,000 businesses for easy-to-use cards, spend limits, approval flows, vendor payments, and more. Ramp has merchant data on over 1 million unique acceptors, over 8x more than other credit card charge databases. Merchant charges aren’t always recognizable on card statements, and Ramp’s exhaustive dataset is the most reliable way to better understand where and why charges are appearing on your statements.

Github could appear on your statement as:

What is Github?

GitHub is a well-known web-based platform service aimed at enhancing the collaborative coding experience for software developers. It provides an enormous code-sharing repository filled with open-source software projects and is also a social platform that allows developers to frame their profiles, follow each other, and host and review code. Additionally, the platform offers a range of features, such as bug tracking, project management, and team communication, which makes it easier for developers to write cleaner, more efficient code. GitHub is a popular platform used by millions of developers every day, including some of the biggest tech companies like Microsoft, Facebook, and Google.

Top 5 products and services provided by Github are:

  1. Git: The distributed version control system used for source code management.
  2. Github Pages: Enables users to create websites by simply uploading HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files without a back-end server.
  3. Github Actions: This service automates development workflows within Github, such as building, testing, and deploying applications.
  4. Github Enterprise: Used by large organizations, this service provides a cloud-hosted or on-premise version of Github.
  5. Github Marketplace: Offers users access to software tools and services, including code quality verification, project management, and code review.

Github website:

“Accurate classification of expenses is vital for businesses as it forms the backbone of financial reporting, tax compliance, and strategic decision-making. It enables businesses to track and analyze their spending patterns, identify cost-saving opportunities, and assess the profitability of various operations or projects.”
Audrey Carroll
Senior Manager, Accounting, Ramp

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