Begin with the seller on the receipt
Super Channel+’s developer listing describes a monthly in-app subscription billed through the viewer’s Google account, with automatic renewal. Use this article for that purchase route. A television-provider Super Channel package or another seller’s membership needs its own billing destination.
Find the actual payment confirmation and the Google account associated with it. The service login email and the payment account may be details you need to compare; do not create a new membership simply because the first account you open does not show the transaction.
Inspect the subscription state
The developer directs management to account settings and says auto-renewal must be disabled at least 24 hours before the end of the current cycle. Read the current subscription record and its displayed dates rather than relying on a reminder made when the app was first installed.
If your intention is to prevent renewal, complete the billing control that changes that state and retain its confirmation. Removing an app from a device is a separate housekeeping action. It does not supply the subscription-state evidence you need.
Keep the record useful afterwards
Save the seller, product and displayed renewal or end state together. If a charge is unclear, provide those details through the appropriate official billing or service support route. Do not infer a refund or a particular remaining access period from the fact that you pressed a cancellation control.
If the subscription is missing from the current Google account, inspect the original receipt before changing anything else. The unresolved question is which seller and account own the payment, not whether the programme can be found in a different catalogue.
Questions answered
Who manages the route described here?
Use the Google account that paid for the direct app subscription.
Does deleting the app document a stopped renewal?
No. Verify the actual billing subscription state and retain its confirmation.
Sources & further reading
Official references for the subjects discussed. Service terms and device software can change.