What is the PEACH PASS charge?

What is the Peach Pass charge?

A bank or credit card charge appearing as PEACH PASS represents a toll collection transaction or account replenishment from Peach Pass Tolls, the official electronic tolling system managed by the State Road and Tollway Authority in Georgia. Commuters use these transponder accounts to travel on high-occupancy toll lanes and express routes across Georgia as well as participating roadways in neighboring states.

You will typically see this charge when your prepaid account balance drops below the minimum threshold, triggering an automatic replenishment debit of twenty dollars or more. Because toll accounts operate on a prepaid balance model, cardholders frequently notice these recurring replenishment charges when commuting regularly on express lanes without realizing their account balance requires topping up.

To verify your account balance and inspect itemized toll transaction logs, log into your profile at mypeachpass.com or use the Peach Pass mobile application. If you notice an unexpected charge or have questions regarding toll fees, you can contact customer service at 1-855-724-7277 or report unauthorized card usage to your bank. Keeping close track of your monthly statements ensures complete financial security and prevents unexpected surprises from recurring charges.

Automatic Replenishment

Prepaid toll accounts maintain operating funds by automatically charging linked payment cards when balances deplete.

1. Step 1 Log in to mypeachpass.com or use the Peach Pass GO! app to view your account balance and transaction history.
2. Step 2 If you suspect an error, contact the Peach Pass Customer Service Center at 1-855-PCH-PASS (724-7277).

Dispute Rights & Fraud Prevention

Protecting your financial accounts involves verifying toll transaction history and ignoring fraudulent phishing messages.

Frequently asked questions

Verified sources

Every claim on this page is checked against official sources — open them to confirm before you call your bank.

• CFPB: Disputing Credit Card Charges https://www.consumerfinance.gov
• FTC: Fair Credit Billing Act https://consumer.ftc.gov