If you see "pending" charges from the Chrome Web Store on your credit card statement, here's what they mean:
You'll see a pending charge right after you buy something from the Chrome Web Store. You may see this charge even if you've canceled the purchase. If you cancel the purchase, the pending charge will disappear in 1-14 business days. If you didn't cancel the purchase, it will turn into an actual charge.
If you just created a Google Payaccount to make your first purchase or added a new card to your Google Payaccount, you may see a $1 charge. This is to make sure your card is valid. It'll be removed and you won't be charged.
Dispute a charge
To dispute a charge for an order, contact the item's developer, the payment processor, or your credit card company directly.
Google isn't responsible for resolving billing disputes for items from the Chrome Web Store.
You'll see a pending charge right after you buy something from the Chrome Web Store. You may see this charge even if you've canceled the purchase. If you cancel the purchase, the pending charge will disappear in 1-14 business days. If you didn't cancel the purchase, it will turn into an actual charge.
Charges for Google products or services appear on your card statement starting with "Google." If it's a Google Play purchase, go to the Play Unrecognized Transactions Troubleshooter. All Google Play purchases appear on your statement under these names: "GOOGLE*App developer name," for Android apps.
If you see charges on your payment method that don't appear on a Google account you own or control, we recommend you contact your payment method's fraud department immediately instead of using this form. Please use this form if you need to dispute charges that: You don't recognize in your Google Account AND that.
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.
Google Play may issue refunds for unauthorized purchases if the user reports the transaction promptly and it is determined that the purchase was indeed unauthorized. The user is typically required to contact Google Play support directly to initiate the refund process.
It occurs frequently after making a purchase or beginning a free or discounted subscription. It's a precaution Google takes to complete debit or credit card authorization and avoid any fraudulent payment methods. Also, before approving a purchase, check whether there is enough money in your bank account.
You can cancel some subscriptions in Google Pay. Sign in to Subscriptions. Find the subscription you want to cancel and tap or click Manage. Choose Cancel subscription.
Your Google Cloud cost and payment history is available in the Cloud Billing console, on the Transactions page. If you purchased Google Cloud from a reseller, you can't access the Transactions page. To see detailed cost information, use the Cost table report.
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