Question 1

What is the ZALANDO* charge on my bank statement?

Accepted Answer

The ZALANDO* charge on your bank statement is a legitimate purchase made through Zalando, the European online fashion and lifestyle retailer. It represents an online shopping transaction, typically around €50.00, for clothing, shoes, or accessories bought through their platform. The ZALANDO* prefix is simply how Zalando identifies their transactions on bank statements.

Question 2

I don't remember ordering from Zalando recently — should I be worried about this charge?

Accepted Answer

In most cases there is no need to worry. The ZALANDO* charge is a recognized and legitimate transaction from Zalando's online store. It's possible a family member used your payment details, or you may have forgotten a recent order. We recommend logging into your Zalando account at zalando.de/account to review your order history and confirm whether a purchase matching the charge amount was made.

Question 3

How do I get a refund for a Zalando purchase I want to return?

Accepted Answer

Zalando offers free returns on most items within their return window. To initiate a return and request a refund for the ZALANDO* charge, log in to your account at zalando.de/account, navigate to your orders, and select the item you wish to return. Once Zalando receives the returned item, the refund will typically be credited back to your original payment method, reversing the charge that appeared on your statement.

Question 4

Can I cancel a Zalando order after it has been charged to my account?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it may be possible to cancel a Zalando order shortly after it has been placed, before it is dispatched. To attempt a cancellation, visit zalando.de/account and check your recent orders. If the order is still in a cancellable state, you will see the option there. Keep in mind that once the order has been shipped, you will need to use Zalando's return process instead to get your money back for the €50.00 or whatever amount was charged.

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