What is DD *DOORDASH on your bank statement?
Here's what this charge most likely is, grounded in our prefix dictionary and what the descriptor itself contains.
This appears to be a charge from DoorDash, the food-delivery app — likely for a DashPass subscription, a delivery fee, or a direct order placed through the platform.
- Most likely: DoorDash
- a food delivery service
- Processed by: DoorDash
- The 'DD*' prefix is DoorDash's own billing identifier. When the text after it says 'DOORDASH' rather than a restaurant name, it most likely reflects a DoorDash-level charge such as a DashPass membership or a service/delivery fee rather than a specific restaurant order.
- Category
- Food & Drink / Delivery
Doesn't look right? Things you could check:
- Check your DoorDash order history — Logging into the DoorDash app or website and reviewing recent orders or subscription activity can help match this charge to a specific transaction.
- Look for a receipt email — DoorDash typically sends an email confirmation for orders and subscription renewals, which would show the exact amount and what was charged.
- Review your DashPass subscription — If you have or recently signed up for DashPass, the recurring monthly fee would appear with this kind of descriptor.
DD* charges come from DoorDash, the food-delivery service. The name after DD* is usually the restaurant you ordered from, or a DoorDash service such as DashPass. After the DD* prefix the descriptor reads “DOORDASH” — that leftover text is the most likely seller.
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