How do I see my charges for purchases made with Google Pay?

How do I see my charges for purchases made with Google Pay?

The charges for packages purchased on the site will be visible directly on your credit or debit card account statement that you have associated with Google Pay, indicating the wording that was communicated to you in the payment receipt found on your profile within the service.

If you encounter any problems with your purchases, discrepancies with charges or need clarification about a transaction, please contact us.



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