Question 1

What is the RAPPI BR* charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

The RAPPI BR* charge is a delivery charge from Rappi Brasil, a popular delivery platform operating in Brazil. It typically appears around R$50 and covers orders placed through the Rappi app for food and other deliveries. The charge may be processed through dLocal, a payment processor, which is why it might look unfamiliar on your statement even though it is a legitimate transaction.

Question 2

Why does my Rappi Brasil charge show up as processed by dLocal?

Accepted Answer

Rappi Brasil often processes payments through dLocal, an international payment platform. This is completely normal and does not indicate fraud. The charge will appear as RAPPI BR* on your statement, and the underlying transaction is still your Rappi delivery order. If you want to review your order history or account activity, you can log in at rappi.com.br/login to verify the purchase.

Question 3

I don't remember ordering anything around R$50 from Rappi — how can I check if this charge is valid?

Accepted Answer

You can verify the charge by logging into your Rappi Brasil account at rappi.com.br/login and checking your order history. The RAPPI BR* charge is a legitimate delivery fee from Rappi Brasil, and the typical amount is around R$50. If you find no matching order in your account after checking, contact Rappi Brasil customer support directly to dispute the transaction or consider reaching out to your bank.

Question 4

How do I cancel my Rappi subscription to stop future RAPPI BR* charges?

Accepted Answer

To cancel your Rappi Prime subscription or manage any recurring charges from Rappi Brasil, log into your account at rappi.com.br/login and navigate to your subscription or account settings. From there you can cancel any active plan to prevent future RAPPI BR* charges from appearing on your statement. If you have trouble canceling through the app or website, contact Rappi Brasil customer support for assistance.

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