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Seeing a 365 MARKET CHARGE on your statement?
Common ways 365 MARKET charges could appear on your statement
- 365 MARKET 888 432-3299
- 365 MARKET FP
- 365 MARKET J 888 432-3299
- 365 MARKET K 888 432-3299
- 5-365 FOOD SERVICE
- 365 MARKET D 888 432-3299
- 365 Market FP 888 432-3299
- 365 VEND LLC
- 365 SOS AUTO APRIVA
- 365 MARKET 888 432-3299
What is 365 Market?
365 Retail Markets, which may often show up on statements as "365 Market", develops the technology behind self-service payment gateways, vending, kiosks, and micro-markets. Their systems and work include hardware, software, and payment rails. According to their website, 365 Retail Market processes over 1 billion transactions a year across more than 80,000 devices in 30 countries. Learn more on their site.
Common causes for 365 MARKET charges
Here are 4 common reasons why you may see a 365 Market charge on your statement:
- Food or drinks purchases from a self-service kiosk
Many offices, warehouses, and healthcare facilities use 365’s “micro-market” kiosks instead of staffed cafeterias. Grabbing snacks, coffee, or meals here shows up under names like 365 MARKET J or 365 MARKET FP. - Vending machine purchase
365 Retail also powers traditional vending machines. A small charge (often just a few dollars) may appear as 365 VEND LLC or 365 MARKET D. - Self-checkout in dining areas
Some larger cafeterias or “grab-and-go” setups use 365 terminals branded as Food Service (appearing as 5-365 FOOD SERVICE on your statement). - Automated payment systems (“SOS AUTO” or “APRIVA”)
These suffixes usually indicate a specific payment processor (Apriva is a known partner), but the charge still originates from a 365-powered self-service machine.
Decoding 365 MARKET charge tags
365 Retail Markets operates multiple hardware/software setups, so descriptors vary slightly, but maintain the same identity use:
- Letters like J, K, D, or FP usually identify the device/location.
- SOS AUTO or APRIVA refers to the backend processor.
- 888-432-3299 is their support line, which appears in many charge descriptors.
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