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Amazon MarketplaceShoppingA purchase from a seller on Amazon (not Amazon itself). Shows up for most things you buy on amazon.com.
Charge glossary
Banks and merchants often use confusing shorthand. Look up any charge name here and we'll explain it in plain English.
A purchase from a seller on Amazon (not Amazon itself). Shows up for most things you buy on amazon.com.
A direct purchase from Amazon โ could be a product, Prime membership, or Kindle book.
A restaurant that uses Toast for payments. The name after TST* is usually the restaurant.
A small business โ cafรฉ, salon, market โ that takes payments through Square. The name after SQ * is the business.
Something you bought paid through PayPal. The name after PAYPAL * is the seller.
Money you sent or a purchase made through Venmo.
Your monthly Netflix streaming subscription.
Your monthly Spotify music subscription.
Your monthly Hulu streaming subscription.
Your monthly Disney+ streaming subscription.
A purchase from Apple โ could be an app, song, movie, or iCloud storage.
A recurring Apple charge โ iCloud, Apple Music, Apple TV+, or an App Store subscription.
A YouTube Premium or YouTube TV subscription.
A monthly Google Workspace (Gmail, Docs, Drive) subscription.
An Uber ride you took. The amount includes the fare, taxes, and tip.
Food delivery ordered through Uber Eats.
A Lyft ride you took, including fare, taxes, and tip.
Food delivery ordered through DoorDash.
Food delivery ordered through Grubhub.
Groceries delivered through Instacart.
A purchase at Starbucks or a reload of your Starbucks card.
Fuel or convenience store purchase at a Shell station.
An in-store purchase at Costco.
An in-store or online purchase at Walmart.
An in-store or online purchase at Target.