Question 1

What is the RAPIDO* charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

The RAPIDO* charge on your bank statement is from Rapido, a popular bike taxi service operating in India. This charge represents a bike taxi ride you booked through the Rapido app. The typical fare is around ₹80, though it can vary depending on the distance and route of your trip.

Question 2

I don't remember taking a Rapido ride — should I be worried about this charge?

Accepted Answer

If you see a RAPIDO* charge and don't recall the ride, first check if anyone else with access to your account or phone may have used the Rapido app. You can also log into your Rapido account to review your ride history. If you still don't recognize it, you can reach out to Rapido directly through their website at rapido.bike to dispute the charge or report unauthorized activity.

Question 3

How do I cancel my Rapido subscription or stop future charges?

Accepted Answer

To manage or cancel any Rapido services and prevent future charges, visit rapido.bike and log into your account. From there you can review any active passes or subscriptions and cancel them. If you only used a one-time ride, the RAPIDO* charge of around ₹80 is a single transaction and no recurring billing should follow unless you have an active Rapido pass or membership.

Question 4

Is the RAPIDO* charge on my statement legitimate or a scam?

Accepted Answer

The RAPIDO* charge is a legitimate transaction from Rapido, a well-known bike taxi company in India. It is not a scam. The charge typically appears as RAPIDO* on bank statements after completing a bike taxi ride through their app. The usual amount is around ₹80 per ride. If you need to verify or have concerns about the charge, you can visit rapido.bike to review your account and ride history.

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