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     • As you read your credit card statement, you’ll see a transactions section. Here, you’ll find details about all the transactions on your account, including purchases charged to the card during the last billing period.
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   Where can I find more information on a credit card?

   • Some credit card providers offer additional information online or within their apps. Chase, for instance, offers expanded merchant details on the transaction line within your recent activity. You may find the website and phone number of the merchant. While you’re reviewing your statement, check the category assigned to the charge.

   What Is This Charge On My Credit Card? – Forbes Advisor

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   How do I find out if a credit card has a charge?

   • WhatsThatCharge.com is a crowd-sourced database of credit card charges where you might find more info. From there, the next step is to call your card issuer to clarify the charge. They may be able to look up the merchant on their end.

   How to Look Up an Unauthorized Charge on Your Credit Card

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   How do I find recurring charges on my credit card?

   • Best Cash Back Credit Cards. The easiest and best way to find recurring charges on your credit card is to carefully review your credit card statements. "Check your credit card statement every single month, but don't just look at the balance," says Erik Skjodt, co-founder and CEO of personal finance app Budge Money.

   How to Find and Cancel Recurring Credit Card Charges

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   How do I access my credit card transaction history?

   • To Access Your Credit Card Transaction History in the Mobile App: You can also search for transactions using the Search Button under the Transactions tab. Also consider switching to Electronic Statements (or eStatements).

   View Your Credit Card Transaction History - RBC Royal Bank

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   What should I do if my credit card has a charge?

   • Contact the merchant to inquire about the charge. Finally, if the above steps don’t clear up the unknown charge, contact your credit provider immediately to explain that you don’t recognize the purchase. You may also want to consider locking the card until the incident has been resolved.

   What Is This Charge On My Credit Card? - Money.ca

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   Where is the merchant phone number on a credit card?

   • Some cards include the merchant phone number right on the transaction line of your statement. To save room, the hyphens are often removed, so it may simply appear to be a string of 10 numbers. Similar to the online search, if you’re confused by the merchant name, it’s likely people have called before.

   What Is This Charge On My Credit Card? – Forbes Advisor

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3. lifehacker.com › how-to-look-up-an-unauthorizedHow to Look Up an Unauthorized Charge on Your Credit Card

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   Nov 7, 2022 · Use WhatsThatCharge to decipher mysterious credit card charges. First things first, you should probably check your credit card and bank statements every so often to catch unfamiliar charges.

4. money.ca › credit-cards › what-is-this-charge-on-myWhat Is This Charge On My Credit Card? - Money.ca

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   Aug 20, 2024 · If you find yourself wondering “what is this charge on my credit card?,” the best way to find out where it came from is to contact the merchant who posted the purchase.

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   Aug 13, 2024 · The easiest and best way to find recurring charges on your credit card is to carefully review your credit card statements.

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   To Access Your Credit Card Transaction History in Online Banking: From the Accounts Summary page, select the account you want to view your transactions or account history. Also consider switching to Electronic Statements (or eStatements).

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   Generally, any banking or credit card transaction that you didn't make or approve is an unauthorized transaction. Unauthorized transactions may occur when you lose your debit or credit card, or mobile device, or someone steals them. A mobile device may include a smart phone, tablet or smart watch.

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   Sep 25, 2024 · You may find the merchant’s website and phone number. While reviewing your statement, check the category assigned to the charge.

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    Online Banking: Sign into RBC Online Banking. Select your personal credit card. Select the transaction you want to dispute. On the Transaction Details page, select I disagree with this charge. Follow on-screen instructions. Tip: Don’t have RBC Online Banking? Enrol now —it’s easy. Mobile app: Sign in to the RBC Mobile app.