If you see a WooPay.id entry on your credit card statement, it does not mean you made a purchase on Woo.com. Instead, it means that you purchased from a business that accepts payments via WooPayments.
Businesses use WooPayments to sell many different types of products, including:
- Physical products like clothing, household goods, or food.
- Services like personal training or business coaching.
- Virtual products like music, eBooks, or software.
If you do not recognize the transaction associated with the WooPay.id entry on your statement, we can help you identify the charge. Please do not dispute the charge as the dispute can negatively impact small businesses you have transacted with!
Identifying the transaction
↑ Back to topTo identify the charge, check your email for receipts or invoices around the date and time the charge was processed. Please also check in your Spam and Trash folders.
To help you search, the default subject line of email receipts sent by WooCommerce ends with the phrase “order has been received”. In the body of the email, it will say “thank you for your order”. Try searching your inbox for one or both of these phrases.
If you don’t find any emails, it is possible that the transaction is still legitimate and that the business changed the content of the email or that there was an error sending the email.
Contact us
↑ Back to topIf you are unable to recall the purchase or find an email about the transaction, you can contact the WooCommerce support team to request that we find the website which placed the charge.
When you request assistance, please provide:
- Date and time of the transaction
- Amount of the transaction
- Full name on your card
- Post/ZIP code on your card
- Last 4 digits of your card
Once the charge has been identified, you will need to be able to email us from the same email address used to place the order before we will disclose the business’ website. This protects the privacy of customers making purchases via WooPayments.
Why WooPay.id?
↑ Back to topWooPay.id is a unique URL not used for any other purpose than to link to this page. Using a unique URL allows customers find this document so that we can help identify the charge and avoid a dispute negatively impacting a business selling with WooPayments.
Updating your statement descriptor
↑ Back to topIf you are business selling with WooPayments, you can update the statement descriptor used to identify your store via your Payments > Settings page.