20 cent transaction fee for contactless payments?

[shweeney]

this is the statement of fees from my AIB current account (I pay my mortgage from the account so they're waived but I hadn't realised they were back to charging for contactless payments).

So which line represents Google Pay? "Debit Card Purchases"? I certainly didn't use Chip'n'PIN 103 times last year, more like 3 times probably. But I mostly use N26 and Revolut on GPay, my current account is mostly just wages in, bills out so I be surprised if it's 103 transactions there either. On the eStatements they're just all marked as VDP, no indication as to which are contactless, which are C&P and which are GPay.

 

[ClubMan]

this is the statement of fees from my AIB current account (I pay my mortgage from the account so they're waived but I hadn't realised they were back to charging for contactless payments).

So which line represents Google Pay? "Debit Card Purchases"? I certainly didn't use Chip'n'PIN 103 times last year, more like 3 times probably. But I mostly use N26 and Revolut on GPay, my current account is mostly just wages in, bills out so I be surprised if it's 103 transactions there either.

Why don't you query your statement with AIB?

 

[shweeney]

Why don't you query your statement with AIB?

because as mentioned in my post, I have free fees so I don't really care, but I was curious as to which line represented the GPay transactions which are the topic of this discussion.

 

[GrossOrNet]

As mentioned, contactless is free, but in order to use GPay, AIB need to credit your GPay e-wallet and that is chargeable.
Your statement of fees with a mortgage most likely means that AIB takes a charge and in a few days reverts back. Check you bank statement for same amount being taken and then returned.