What is LYFT RIDE THU 3PM 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 Lyft ride charge for a trip taken on a Thursday around 3 PM.
- Most likely: Lyft
- a rideshare service
- Processed by: Lyft
- Lyft processes its own payments directly — there is no third-party payment processor here. The descriptor format 'LYFT RIDE [DAY] [TIME]' is Lyft's standard way of labeling rides on bank statements.
- Category
- Rideshare / Transportation
Doesn't look right? Things you could check:
- Check Lyft ride history — The Lyft app keeps a full trip history with fare breakdowns — checking there may confirm the date and amount.
- Look for an email receipt — Lyft sends an email receipt after each completed ride, which would show the pickup, drop-off, and total fare.
- Check for duplicate or hold charges — If multiple Lyft charges appear close together, one may be a temporary authorization hold that was later released.
A charge from Lyft, the rideshare service. The descriptor often includes the day and time of the ride.
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