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Seeing APPLE charge on your statement?

Common ways APPLE charges might appear on your statement

  • APPLE.COM/US
  • APPLE.COM/BILL
  • APPLE CASH INST XFER
  • APPLE CASH BALANCE ADD
  • APPLE CASH SENT MONEY
  • APPLE CASH – SENT MONEY
  • APPLE STORE #R077
  • APPLE STORE #R090
  • APPLE STORE #R263
  • APPLE STORE R631
  • CHKCARD APPLE.COM/BILL
  • CHECKCARD APPLE STORE #RXXX
  • PENDING APPLE.COM/US

What is APPLE?

Apple Inc. is a U.S. technology company that serves a global base of over 2.35 billion active devices and more than 1 billion paid subscriptions across its products and services. The company sells hardware, software, and digital services including the App Store, Apple Music, iCloud, and Apple Pay. Learn more at apple.com.

Common reasons for seeing this charge

  • A digital purchase or recurring subscription billed through your Apple ID, such as an app or in-app purchase, movie, song, book, iCloud storage plan, Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, or an Apple One bundle.
  • An in-store purchase at an Apple Retail Store, identified by its location code. These charges typically come from buying devices, accessories, repairs, or AppleCare coverage in person.
  • An Apple Cash transaction in the Wallet app, such as adding funds from a linked debit card, sending or receiving money, or moving your Apple Cash balance to a bank.
  • A transfer or payment processed through Apple Pay using your stored debit card, credit card, or Apple Cash balance, which may list under the Apple descriptor if processed directly by Apple’s payment network.

Decoding APPLE charge tags

  • APPLE.COM/BILL / APPLE.COM/US is Apple’s online billing descriptors for digital and subscription purchases.
  • APPLE STORE #RXXX identifies a specific Apple Retail Store where a card was used.
  • APPLE CASH ... indicates transactions made through Apple Cash (peer-to-peer, reloads, or transfers).
  • CHKCARD / CHECKCARD / PENDING refers to bank-level transaction types describing how the payment was processed (debit, point-of-sale, pending).

What to do if you don’t recognize this charge

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  • Contact your bank.

    Call your bank using the number on the back of your card.

  • Contact the merchant.

    Call their customer service to verify the charge and get transaction details.

  • Dispute the charge & monitor account.

    If it appears fraudulent, report it to your bank or card issuer.

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