Question 1

What is the WALMART* charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

The WALMART* charge on your bank statement is a legitimate charge from Walmart for an online or in-store purchase. This is how Walmart purchases typically appear on bank and credit card statements. The charge is not fraudulent as long as you or someone with access to your account made a purchase at Walmart recently, either through their website or at a physical store location.

Question 2

I see a WALMART* charge for around $45.00 but I don't remember making a purchase — what should I do?

Accepted Answer

If you see a WALMART* charge around $45.00 that you don't recognize, first check with any family members or authorized users on your account who may have made a Walmart purchase. You can also log into your Walmart account at walmart.com/account to review your recent order history. If no orders match the charge, contact your bank to dispute it and consider changing your Walmart account password in case of unauthorized access.

Question 3

How do I check my Walmart orders to verify what this charge was for?

Accepted Answer

To verify what the WALMART* charge was for, visit walmart.com/account and sign in to your Walmart account. From there you can view your complete order history, including both online orders and any Walmart Pay or saved card transactions used in-store. The order total should match the amount charged to your bank, which is typically around $45.00 for this type of transaction.

Question 4

Can I get a refund for a WALMART* charge I want to cancel or return?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can request a refund for a WALMART* charge if you want to return items from your purchase. Log into your account at walmart.com/account to initiate a return or cancellation for online orders. Walmart also accepts in-store returns with your receipt or order confirmation. Refunds are generally processed back to your original payment method within a few business days after the return is accepted.

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