§ 01 · PREFIX · DD*
What does DD* mean on a bank statement?
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.
HOW TO READ IT
DoorDash 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: DoorDash
EXAMPLE DESCRIPTORS
EXPLAINED DD* CHARGES
- DD *DOORDASH
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.
- DD *DOORDASH CHIPOTLE
This appears to be a DoorDash delivery order from Chipotle Mexican Grill.
- DD *DOORDASH MCDONALDS
This appears to be a DoorDash delivery order from McDonald's.
Have a DD* charge of your own?
Paste the full line from your statement — the result appears right here.
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