Seeing a GPC GPC EFT charge on your statement?
Common ways GPC GPC EFT charges might appear on your statement
- GPC GPC EFT PPD ID: 1580257110
- GPC GPC EFT
- GPC DES:GPC EFT ID:XXXXX23104STS INDN:JOHN DOE CO
- GPC DES:GPC EFT ID:XXXXX15030RSW INDN:JOHN DOE CO
- GPC GPC EFT 2985744038CHM JOHN DOE AND RENEE
- GPC GPC EFT 5472567039AGT JOHN DOE
What is GPC GPC EFT?
GPC GPC EFT refers to electronic funds transfer (EFT) transactions initiated by GPC, denoting Genuine Parts Company. GPC is a major distributor of automotive and industrial parts, operating brands such as NAPA Auto Parts. Learn more at gpc.com.
Common causes for GPC GPC EFT charges
- Purchases of auto parts, tools, or industrial components processed via EFT.
- Automatic debits or recurring payments for supply orders or maintenance services.
- Postings of installment billing or supplier financing handled by GPC.
- Refunds or credits if merchandise is returned or order adjustments occur.
Decoding GPC GPC EFT charge tags
- GPC GPC marks the merchant as Genuine Parts Company, showing the name twice due to billing formatting.
- EFT stands for Electronic Funds Transfer, meaning funds were moved electronically.
- PPD ID: 1580257110 is the payment identifier in the PPD (Prearranged Payment & Deposit) system.
- DES:GPC EFT ID:XXXXX… includes the transaction’s internal ID and processing descriptor.
- INDN:JOHN DOE CO indicates the name or account linked to the transaction in the descriptor.
- CHM, AGT, DCT suffixes reference transaction types or processing channels used by GPC.
