Seeing a TFL TRAVEL CHG on your statement?
Common ways TFL TRAVEL CHG charges might appear on your statement
- TFL TRAVEL CHARGE
- TFL TRAVEL CHG
- TFL.GOV.UK/CP
- TFL TRAVEL CH
- TFL TRAVEL, CHARGE
- TFL TRAVEL CHARGE LONDON
- OYSTER AUTOTOPUP
- TFL TRAVEL REFUND
What is TFL Travel Charge?
TFL Travel Charge refers to fares and charges from Transport for London (TfL) for using public transit within London, including buses, Underground, Overground, and other services under TfL’s network. These charges process after journeys are made via contactless cards, Oyster, or auto top-up features. Learn more at tfl.gov.uk.
Common causes for TFL TRAVEL CHG charges
- Daily aggregated fares from multiple journeys on the Tube, bus, or rail system.
- Top-ups to an Oyster card or auto-replenish payments when balance is low.
- Refunds or reversals if a journey was invalid or overcharged.
- Penalty or maximum fare charges when users forget to tap in/out correctly.
Decoding TFL TRAVEL CHG tags
- TFL TRAVEL CHARGE / TFL TRAVEL CH / TFL TRAVEL CHG are variants of the same merchant descriptor.
- TFL.GOV.UK/CP refers to the official online TfL “Contactless / Pay as you go” payment path.
- OYSTER AUTOTOPUP indicates an automatic reload of funds into an Oyster card.
- TFL TRAVEL REFUND signifies crediting back previously charged amounts.
