Understand Google charges on your bank statement
When you use a payment method through a Google service, during a purchase or with autofill on Chrome, you may find a charge on your account with the descriptor GOOGLE *TEMPORARY HOLD. This is a pending charge performed to verify that your card account is valid. When the transaction goes through, the hold will go away.
Report unauthorized charges - Google payments center help
If you find charges on your payments profile or credit or debit card statement that you don’t think you made, try the following before contacting Google. Check that the charge came from Google. Charges for Google products or services appear on your card statement starting with "Google."
About Google credit or debit card charges
Charges or credits from Google products and services appear on your credit or debit card statement in several ways. All charge descriptions begin with 'GOOGLE *' followed by the product or service that you purchased from. Examples of Google charge descriptions are provided below:
Report charges that you don't recognise - Google Play Help
If the charge in question isn't in one of these formats, it didn't come from Google Play. Contact your payment provider (for example, bank or card-issuer) for more information. Important: If you suspect a family member or friend made the purchases, you may be eligible for a refund. For Google Play transactions, you can request a refund.
Verify your payment method in the Google Wallet app
Select Send an authorization code to your bank statement. You'll receive a small, temporary charge on your bank statement that contains a 6-digit code. This temporary charge may take up to 30 minutes to appear. In the Google Wallet app, enter the verification code. Tip: You might get a notice about the deposit, like a text or email. The deposit ...
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Charges or credits from Google products and services appear on your credit or debit card statement in several ways. All charge descriptions begin with "GOOGLE *" followed by the product or service you purchased from. Examples of Google charge descriptions are below:
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Verify your identity or payment info - Google Pay Help
Upload a copy of your bank statement. You can upload an image or a PDF. Redact sensitive info from the bank statement but make sure the info below is clearly visible: The last 4 digits of the bank account number. Complete details of the routing number, bank code, IFSC code, sort code, SWIFT code, or similar ID.
Fix issues with payment method verification codes - Google Help
Go to the card statement or transaction history for the card you want to verify. Find a temporary hold or charge of $1.95 USD called “GOOGLE.” This amount varies by currency. Next to the temporary hold and identifier, there’s a 6 digit verification code. You can find the identifier when you enter the verification code on payments.google.com.
Understand unexpected billing charges from YouTube
Here are the most common reasons you’re see multiple charges from YouTube: You have more than one membership on your account: Check out these common duplicate subscription scenarios to see if you may have mistakenly signed up for overlapping paid memberships.