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WMATA* SMARTRIP AUTO

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08/01 WMATA* SMARTRIP AUTO $2.25

Resumen del cargo

A charge for WMATA* SMARTRIP AUTO represents a Metrorail/Metrobus fare, smartcard auto-reload, or parking fee from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.

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Por qué aparece con este nombre

WMATA operates the Metrorail subway, Metrobus system, and commuter parking garages serving Washington D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.

Statement lines appear as WMATA* SMARTRIP AUTO, WMATA METRORAIL, or SMARTRIP*DC TRANSIT.

Common reasons for this charge

  • An automatic stored-value reload ($10-$20) triggered on your registered SmarTrip card or mobile Apple Wallet/Google Wallet pass.
  • You paid for Metro station parking using a credit card.
  • You purchased a regional 1-day, 7-day, or monthly transit pass on wmata.com.

How to locate the invoice and cancel

  1. Log in to your SmarTrip Account Go to wmata.com/smartrip and sign in to view transaction history and active cards.
  2. Review trip logs Inspect station entry/exit gates, bus routes, and parking payments.
  3. Contact SmarTrip Support Call SmarTrip Customer Support at 1-888-762-7874 or submit an inquiry online.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I cancel WMATA SmarTrip auto-reload?

Log in to wmata.com/smartrip, select your card, go to Auto Reload Settings, and click Turn Off Auto Reload.

Can I transfer funds from a lost SmarTrip card?

Yes. Registered SmarTrip cards are balance-protected; report the card lost online to transfer your stored balance to a replacement card.

Dispute Rights & Fraud Prevention

If you were not in the Washington D.C. area, verify whether a family member commuted using a linked card.

If a faregate overcharged you due to missing exit tap, contact SmarTrip customer service to correct the entry/exit pair.

How do I dispute a maximum fare charge on WMATA?

Contact SmarTrip customer care at 1-888-762-7874 to adjust incomplete trip charges.

What protections cover unauthorized transit charges?

Cardholders are protected from unauthorized billing under the Fair Credit Billing Act.

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