What is GOOGLE PLAY on My Bank Statement?
GOOGLE PLAY or GOOGLE*SERVICE is a billing label used for app, game, and subscription purchases through the Google Play Store. This could be from your phone, tablet, or another Android device linked to your account.
Why Am I Being Charged by Google Play?
Possible reasons include:
- In-app purchases or paid apps/games
- Subscriptions to streaming services, apps, or cloud storage
- Charges from other Google apps (YouTube Premium, Google One, etc.)
- Family members or kids making purchases on your account
What is Google Play?
Google Play is the official app store for Android devices, offering apps, movies, books, and subscriptions. Purchases are tied to your Google account.
Is the Google Play Charge Legit?
Often, yes—but it’s easy to forget a small recurring charge or let kids make unapproved purchases. You can review all purchases at Google Play Order History.
How to Cancel or Get a Refund
To cancel or request a refund:
- Go to Google Play Subscriptions to manage recurring charges
- Or request a refund at Google Play Help
FAQ
- What is GOOGLE PLAY on my card?
- It’s a charge for a digital purchase through the Google Play Store, including subscriptions or in-app items.
- Why did Google charge me when I didn’t buy anything?
- You may have a recurring subscription or a family member made the purchase.
- How do I stop Google Play charges?
- Go to your subscriptions page and cancel any active subscriptions tied to your Google account.
