Question 1

What is the RAPPI CL* charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

The RAPPI CL* charge is a legitimate transaction from Rappi Chile, the food and grocery delivery platform operating in Chile. It represents a payment for an order you placed through the Rappi app or website, which could include restaurant meals, groceries, or other items delivered to your door. The amount will vary depending on what you ordered.

Question 2

I don't remember ordering anything from Rappi — why did I get charged RAPPI CL*?

Accepted Answer

If you see a RAPPI CL* charge you don't recognize, it's possible a family member used your payment method linked to a Rappi account, or it could be a delayed charge from a previous order. Log in to your Rappi Chile account at rappi.cl/login to review your order history and confirm whether the charge matches a recent delivery. If nothing matches, contact Rappi Chile support directly to dispute the charge.

Question 3

How do I stop future RAPPI CL* charges from appearing on my account?

Accepted Answer

To stop future RAPPI CL* charges, you can remove your saved payment method or cancel any active Rappi Prime subscription by logging into your account at rappi.cl/login. From there, navigate to your account settings to manage your payment options or subscription plan. Keep in mind that any pending or in-progress orders will still be charged before cancellation takes effect.

Question 4

Why does the RAPPI CL* charge on my statement show a different amount than I expected?

Accepted Answer

The RAPPI CL* charge amount is variable and depends on the total cost of your Rappi Chile order, which includes the item prices, delivery fees, and any applicable service fees or tips added at checkout. Exchange rate conversions or bank processing fees could also cause slight differences if your account is in a currency other than Chilean pesos. To verify the exact breakdown, log in at rappi.cl/login and check your order receipt under your purchase history.

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