What does TST* mean on a bank statement?
Toast is a point-of-sale system used by restaurants and bars. The name after TST* is the restaurant where the charge was made, not Toast itself.
Toast is a pass-through: it handles the payment, but it is not the seller. The real merchant is the name that appears right after the prefix.
Processor: Toast
- TST* DELANCEY STREET CAFE
This appears to be a charge from a café or restaurant called Delancey Street Cafe, processed through the Toast point-of-sale system.
- TST* JOES PIZZA
This appears to be a charge from a pizza restaurant called Joe's Pizza, processed through the Toast point-of-sale system.
- TST* LOCAL KITCHEN AND BAR
This appears to be a charge from a restaurant or bar called Local Kitchen and Bar, processed through Toast, a common point-of-sale system used by food and beverage establishments.
- TST* SHAKE SHACK
This appears to be a charge at a Shake Shack restaurant, processed through Toast, a common restaurant point-of-sale system.
- TST* SWEETGREEN
This charge appears to be from Sweetgreen, a salad and grain bowl restaurant chain, processed through Toast, their point-of-sale system.
- TST* THE COFFEE SHOP
This appears to be a purchase at a coffee shop called "The Coffee Shop" that uses Toast as its point-of-sale system.
Have a TST* charge of your own?
Paste the full line from your statement — the result appears right here.