An unfamiliar Walmart charge on your credit card, debit card, EBT card, or bank statement may appear as WM SUPERCENTER, WALMART.COM, WMT PLUS, EBTWM, 702 SW 8TH ST, BENTONVILLE AR, or another shortened billing descriptor.
This guide helps you match the wording on your statement with the correct Walmart charge article and investigate the transaction through Walmart Purchase History, store receipts, Walmart.com orders, Walmart+ membership settings, Marketplace sellers, SNAP EBT activity, and authorized card users. A Walmart-related descriptor can be legitimate, but every individual transaction should still be verified.
Quick answer: Start with the complete descriptor shown by the bank. Use WM SUPERCENTER for a store-style charge, WALMART.COM 800-966-6546 for an online order, WMT PLUS for membership billing, 702 SW 8TH ST for a Bentonville address descriptor, and EBTWM for a Walmart EBT transaction. Then compare the amount and date with Walmart Purchase History, receipts, pending authorizations, Walmart+ billing, and every account or authorized user connected with the payment method.
Which Walmart Charge Appeared on Your Statement?
Choose the guide that matches the most distinctive wording in the transaction. A single statement line may contain several Walmart clues, so use the specific store, website, membership, address, or EBT wording before relying on a generic city or telephone number.
WM SUPERCENTER, WM SUPERCE, or PIN POS WM SUPERCE
A WM SUPERCENTER, WM SUPERC, WM SUPERCE, WMSUPERCENTER, or PIN POS WM SUPERCE charge usually points to a Walmart store or store-fulfilled purchase.
Possible sources include:
- An in-store Walmart purchase
- A debit-card purchase completed with a PIN
- A grocery pickup or store-pickup order
- A Walmart Pharmacy, Vision Center, or Auto Care Center purchase
- A Walmart fuel-station transaction
- A purchase associated with a numbered Walmart location
Use the WM SUPERCENTER guide when the statement primarily identifies a store, Supercenter, register, PIN transaction, or Walmart store number.
WALMART.COM 800-966-6546
A WALMART.COM 800-966-6546, WALMART.COM 8009666546 AR, or similar descriptor generally points to an order or account transaction processed through Walmart.com or the Walmart app.
Possible explanations include:
- An item shipped to a home or business
- A grocery delivery order
- A pickup order
- A Walmart Marketplace purchase
- A digital product or electronic gift card
- An order placed through guest checkout
- A temporary authorization connected with an online order
Use the dedicated Walmart.com guide when the website or 800-966-6546 telephone-number wording is the main identifying information.
WMT PLUS or Walmart+ Membership
A WMT PLUS, WMTPLUS, Walmart Plus, or Walmart+ charge usually relates to Walmart’s paid membership program.
The charge may represent:
- A monthly or annual Walmart+ membership
- A free or promotional trial that converted to paid billing
- An automatic membership renewal
- A Plus Up benefit or related membership option
- A Walmart+ membership associated with another Walmart account
- A payment submitted from a saved card
Use the WMT Plus guide for membership identification, cancellation, renewal, and billing questions.
702 SW 8th St or Bentonville ARUS
A 702 SW 8TH ST, 702 S BENTONVILLE ARUS, MS100 BENTONVILLE, or similar address-based charge is strongly associated with Walmart’s former corporate address and legacy merchant records.
The transaction may involve:
- A Walmart.com order
- A grocery pickup or delivery order
- A Walmart+ membership
- A Marketplace order
- A temporary authorization hold
- An order adjustment
Use the address guide when the Bentonville address, ARUS, MS100, or shortened location wording is the principal clue.
EBTWM or EBT WM
An EBTWM, EBT WM, EBTWM Bentonville AR, or 702 SW 8th St EBTWM transaction is most commonly connected with a Walmart purchase involving SNAP EBT benefits.
It may represent:
- An in-store Walmart EBT purchase
- A Walmart grocery pickup order
- A Walmart delivery order using SNAP EBT
- A mixed-payment order
- An EBT transaction displayed with Walmart’s Bentonville information
Use the EBTWM guide when EBT or SNAP wording appears. Questions involving a benefit balance, stolen benefits, an EBT PIN, or card replacement should also be directed to the state EBT agency or the number on the back of the EBT card.
Common Walmart Credit Card and Bank-Statement Descriptors
Walmart transactions can be formatted differently depending on the store, order type, payment method, bank, card network, account, membership, and amount of space available in the statement.
Walmart Store Descriptors
- WALMART
- WAL-MART
- WM SUPERCENTER
- WM SUPER CENTER
- WM SUPERC
- WM SUPERCE
- WMSUPERCENTER
- PIN POS WM SUPERCE
- POS WM SUPERCENTER
- WALMART followed by a store number
Walmart.com and App Descriptors
- WALMART.COM
- WALMART.COM 800-966-6546
- WALMART.COM 8009666546 AR
- WALMART.COM 800-925-6278
- WALMART.COM ARUS
- WALMART ONLINE
- WALMART PICKUP
- WALMART DELIVERY
Walmart+ Membership Descriptors
- WMT PLUS
- WMTPLUS
- WALMART PLUS
- WALMART+
- WMT PLUS BENTONVILLE AR
- WMT PLUS followed by a year
Bentonville and Address Descriptors
- 702 SW 8TH ST
- 702 SW 8TH STREET
- 702 S BENTONVILLE ARUS
- 702 SW 8TH ST MS100
- BENTONVILLE AR
- BENTONVILLE ARUS
- ND BENTONVILLE
Walmart EBT Descriptors
- EBTWM
- EBT WM
- EBTWM BENTONVILLE AR
- 702 SW 8TH ST EBTWM
The same transaction may combine several variations. For example, a Walmart+ charge may contain WMT PLUS, a telephone number, Bentonville, and 702 SW 8th Street. Choose the dedicated guide based on the most specific wording and then verify the transaction through the appropriate Walmart account or payment record.
Why Does Walmart Use Different Charge Descriptions?
Walmart operates stores, Supercenters, Walmart.com, a mobile app, pickup and delivery services, Walmart Marketplace, Walmart+, Walmart Pay, pharmacy and automotive services, and SNAP EBT ordering. The statement descriptor can change according to which part of Walmart processed or fulfilled the transaction.
Differences can be caused by:
- An in-store purchase versus a Walmart.com order
- A card-present, PIN, app, website, or saved-card payment
- A Walmart store number or store format
- A pickup, delivery, or shipping order
- A Walmart Marketplace seller
- A Walmart+ membership rather than a merchandise purchase
- A SNAP EBT or mixed-payment order
- A legacy Bentonville merchant address
- A temporary authorization rather than the final completed charge
- A shortened display used by the bank or card network
The descriptor may identify Walmart without showing the product, receipt, seller, store department, pickup location, delivery address, Walmart account, or person who completed the purchase.
How to Identify a Walmart Charge
- Copy the complete statement descriptor exactly as displayed.
- Record the amount, transaction date, posting date, and whether it is pending or completed.
- Open Walmart Purchase History and compare shipping, pickup, delivery, and store purchases.
- Check every Walmart account and email address that may use the payment card.
- Search email and text messages for Walmart receipts, order notices, substitutions, cancellations, and refunds.
- Look for an in-store receipt or use Walmart’s official receipt-lookup tools.
- Check Walmart+ membership status and renewal information when the descriptor contains WMT PLUS or Walmart+.
- Review the Sold by and Shipped by details for Walmart Marketplace orders.
- Check EBT transaction history when the descriptor contains EBTWM or EBT.
- Ask household members, employees, caregivers, and other authorized card users.
- Check Walmart Pay and saved payment methods.
- Ask the bank for the expanded merchant name, store number, transaction method, location, and recurring-payment indicator.
- Contact Walmart through its official Help Center if the charge remains unclear.
- Contact the financial institution promptly when no authorized purchase explains the completed transaction.
Check Walmart Purchase History and Receipts
Begin with Walmart Purchase History. Compare the statement amount and date with:
- Shipping orders
- Grocery pickup orders
- Delivery orders
- Marketplace purchases
- Canceled or returned orders
- Store purchases associated with a saved card
- Walmart Pay purchases
Walmart explains that eligible store purchases made with a payment card saved in a Walmart.com account may appear in Purchase History. Walmart Pay purchases and store receipts scanned through the Walmart app can also appear there. Review Walmart’s official store-purchase and receipt guidance.
If a store purchase does not appear in Purchase History, use the official Walmart Store Receipt Lookup. Walmart may request the store location, purchase date, total amount, card type, and last four card digits. Enter that information only through Walmart’s official website.
Walmart Store Charge Versus Walmart.com Charge
A store-style descriptor such as WM SUPERCENTER, WM SUPERCE, PIN POS WM SUPERCE, or WALMART followed by a store number usually points to a physical location or store-fulfilled transaction.
A WALMART.COM descriptor more often points to:
- An online shipping order
- A pickup or delivery purchase
- A Walmart Marketplace order
- A digital item or electronic gift card
- A transaction made through the Walmart app
- An order placed through guest checkout
Do not assume an online descriptor means that the merchandise was shipped. Walmart.com can also process local pickup and delivery orders fulfilled by a nearby store.
Check Walmart Pay and Saved Payment Methods
Walmart Pay is part of the Walmart app and can use an eligible payment method saved to a Walmart account. A Walmart Pay purchase may still appear as Walmart, WM SUPERCENTER, a store number, or another Walmart-related descriptor rather than displaying the words Walmart Pay.
Review:
- Walmart Purchase History
- Walmart Pay electronic receipts
- The Wallet area of every Walmart account
- Saved credit cards, debit cards, PayPal, or other payment methods
- Phones or devices signed in to the Walmart app
If account access is suspicious, change the Walmart password, review saved payment methods, and remove payment information that should no longer be stored.
Check Walmart Marketplace Sellers
Walmart.com allows third-party Marketplace sellers to offer products through Walmart’s website. The statement may still show Walmart even though a different business sold or shipped the item.
Open the order details and review:
- Sold by
- Sold and shipped by
- The Marketplace seller’s name
- Shipment and tracking details
- Seller messages
- Return or refund information
Walmart’s official Marketplace seller guidance explains how to identify and contact a seller from Purchase History.
Could the Charge Be Walmart+?
A repeating Walmart charge may be a Walmart+ membership when the statement contains WMT PLUS, WMTPLUS, Walmart Plus, Walmart+, membership wording, or a recurring-payment indicator.
Check:
- Every Walmart account using the payment card
- The Walmart+ membership status
- The next billing and renewal dates
- Whether the plan is monthly or annual
- Whether a trial or promotional period recently ended
- Any Plus Up benefit or related membership option
- Cancellation, pause, or reactivation history
Walmart says memberships can be managed through Account > Walmart+ > Manage membership. Use Walmart’s official Walmart+ membership-management instructions. For descriptor-specific help, see the WMT Plus charge guide.
Could the Charge Be EBTWM?
EBTWM most commonly points to a Walmart transaction involving SNAP EBT benefits. A mixed-payment order may use EBT for eligible food and another payment method for noneligible merchandise, delivery charges, tips, or other amounts.
Review:
- The state EBT transaction history
- Walmart Purchase History
- Pickup and delivery orders
- Eligible and noneligible items
- Any second payment method used for the order
- Authorized household users
If EBT benefits may have been used without permission, contact the state EBT agency or the number printed on the EBT card promptly. The EBTWM charge guide covers this descriptor in greater detail.
Why Is a Walmart Charge Pending or Higher Than the Order?
Walmart may authorize an estimated amount before the final total is known. The bank displays that amount as a pending authorization hold.
The estimated amount can be affected by:
- Items priced by weight
- Substitutions
- Changes in item quantities
- Items added after checkout
- Canceled or unavailable items
- Bag fees where applicable
Walmart says it charges the final total when an order is picked up, delivered, or shipped. The bank controls removal of the earlier authorization and may take up to ten days after the order is completed to release it. Review Walmart’s current temporary-hold and charge guidance.
Do not automatically count one pending entry and one matching completed entry as two final charges. Contact Walmart and the issuer if two completed transactions remain for one order.
Why Are There Two or More Walmart Charges?
Several Walmart entries may represent:
- A temporary authorization and the final completed charge
- Two authorization holds after a pickup or delivery time-slot change
- An additional hold after items were added
- Separate shipments from one Walmart.com order
- A merchandise purchase and a Walmart+ renewal
- An in-store purchase and a separate online order
- A grocery order divided between EBT and another payment method
- Orders from different Walmart accounts
- A payment retry
- An actual duplicate or unauthorized completed transaction
Match every transaction separately with its status, amount, order, receipt, membership, and payment method before deciding that Walmart charged the card twice.
What Happens After a Walmart Order Is Canceled?
Walmart says a canceled order is not charged, but a temporary authorization may remain visible until the bank releases it. The entry may still look like a Walmart charge while it is pending.
Check:
- The order’s canceled status
- Whether the bank entry is pending or completed
- The cancellation email
- Whether only part of the order was canceled
- Whether another shipment or order remains active
The bank, not Walmart, normally controls when a temporary authorization disappears. Contact the bank if a hold remains longer than expected or becomes a completed charge without a matching order.
How Long Can a Walmart Refund Take?
Refund timing depends on the payment method, order, return, and financial institution. Walmart currently says refunds to credit and debit cards can take up to seven business days in several common order and substitution situations.
Review:
- The return or cancellation status in Purchase History
- The original payment method
- Walmart’s refund confirmation
- Return tracking when merchandise was mailed
- Marketplace seller communications when applicable
- The card account for a pending or completed credit
Different timing and restrictions can apply to Marketplace merchandise, gift cards, EBT, Walmart Balance, debit transactions, and category-specific returns. Start with Walmart’s official returns and refund information and the specific order details.
What If No Walmart Account Shows the Charge?
If the transaction does not appear in the first Walmart account you check, consider whether:
- The order was placed through guest checkout
- A different personal, work, or older email address was used
- A household member has a separate Walmart account
- An employee or authorized card user placed the order
- The purchase was made in a store without being linked to the account
- The payment method is stored in another Walmart account
- The charge is a Walmart+ membership
- The entry is only a temporary authorization
- The card or Walmart account was used without permission
Search all email accounts for Walmart, the transaction amount, the approximate date, order confirmation, pickup, delivery, membership, refund, substitution, or cancellation. Ask the bank whether the transaction was card-present, online, wallet-based, recurring, or manually entered.
What If the Walmart Charge Was Unauthorized?
Walmart’s official account-security guidance directs customers with an unrecognized Walmart.com charge to use Walmart chat and enter Unauthorized Charges. Walmart also recommends contacting the bank or card company, resetting the Walmart password, deleting saved payment information, and changing reused passwords on other accounts.
Take these steps when no authorized purchase explains the completed transaction:
- Confirm whether the transaction is pending or completed.
- Check every Walmart account, email address, receipt, and authorized user.
- Use Walmart’s official Help Center and request assistance with an unauthorized charge.
- Change the Walmart password if account access may be compromised.
- Review and remove unfamiliar saved payment methods.
- Change any reused passwords on other accounts.
- Lock the payment card if additional suspicious transactions are appearing.
- Contact the issuer using the number printed on the card or its official app.
- Follow the issuer’s unauthorized-transaction or billing-dispute process.
- Ask whether the payment card or stored payment token should be replaced.
Use Walmart’s current account-security and unrecognized-charge guidance. For general investigation and bank-contact steps, see the unrecognized charge guide.
Official Walmart Support Resources
- Walmart website: Walmart.com
- Purchase History: Review Walmart orders and purchases
- Store Receipt Lookup: Look up a Walmart store receipt
- Help Center: Walmart Help and chat
- Unrecognized charges: Walmart account-security guidance
- Temporary holds: Walmart authorization-hold guidance
- Walmart+ management: Manage or cancel Walmart+
- General customer service: 1-800-925-6278
- Walmart+ membership support: 1-800-924-9206
- Corporate contact page: Contact Walmart
Use Walmart’s official website, app, Help Center, or published contact information. Do not call a telephone number from an unexpected text, email, pop-up, voicemail, search advertisement, or comment.
Watch Out for Fake Walmart Messages and Support
Scammers may send fake Walmart order alerts, prize messages, delivery notices, refund offers, membership warnings, invoices, or account-security messages. The communication may tell the recipient to call a number, click a link, purchase gift cards, or provide payment information.
Do not provide an unexpected caller or website with:
- Your complete card or bank-account number
- Your Walmart password
- Your banking login
- Your PIN or CVV security code
- A one-time verification code
- Remote access to your computer or phone
- Gift-card numbers
- Cryptocurrency or another payment to release a refund
Open Walmart.com or the Walmart app directly. A suspicious Walmart message is separate from a genuine Walmart charge that appears in an official Walmart account or receipt.
Consumer Reports and Experiences
Reader reports across ChargeOnMyCard.com’s Walmart-related pages describe WM SUPERCENTER store transactions, Walmart.com orders, WMT Plus memberships, 702 SW 8th Street address descriptors, EBTWM transactions, temporary holds, duplicate-looking entries, cancellations, and charges that commenters said they did not authorize.
These reports are individual experiences. They do not establish:
- That every Walmart-related descriptor represents the same type of transaction
- That every pending authorization becomes a completed charge
- That Walmart+ caused every repeating Walmart transaction
- That an unfamiliar transaction was authorized or unauthorized
- Whether Walmart or a financial institution approved a refund or dispute
Use the complete descriptor, account records, receipts, transaction status, and official support information to investigate the specific payment.
Frequently Asked Questions About Walmart Charges
What does a Walmart charge look like on a credit card?
It may appear as WALMART, WAL-MART, WM SUPERCENTER, WM SUPERCE, WALMART.COM, WMT PLUS, 702 SW 8TH ST, BENTONVILLE AR, EBTWM, a store number, or another shortened variation.
What is WM SUPERCENTER on my bank statement?
WM SUPERCENTER usually points to a Walmart Supercenter, store purchase, PIN transaction, pickup order, pharmacy payment, auto care purchase, fuel transaction, or another store-related payment.
What is WALMART.COM 800-966-6546?
It generally identifies an order or account transaction processed through Walmart.com or the Walmart app. Check shipping, pickup, delivery, Marketplace, digital, and guest-checkout orders.
What is WMT Plus?
WMT Plus is usually a shortened Walmart+ membership descriptor. It may represent a monthly or annual membership, renewal, trial conversion, or related membership benefit.
What is 702 SW 8th St on my statement?
702 SW 8th Street is Walmart’s former Bentonville corporate address and may remain in legacy merchant and bank records. The charge could involve an online order, delivery, Walmart+, Marketplace purchase, hold, or another Walmart transaction.
What is EBTWM?
EBTWM most commonly points to a Walmart purchase involving SNAP EBT benefits. Review the EBT transaction history, Walmart order, mixed-payment details, and authorized household users.
Why is my Walmart charge still pending?
It may be an estimated authorization hold for an order involving weighted items, substitutions, bag fees, quantity changes, or other adjustments. Walmart says the bank may take up to ten days after completion to remove the hold.
Why did Walmart charge me twice?
One entry may be a hold and the other the final payment. Two holds can also appear after a time-slot change or when items are added. Other possibilities include separate shipments, a purchase plus Walmart+, different accounts, or a genuine duplicate.
How long does a Walmart refund take?
Walmart currently says many credit- and debit-card refunds can take up to seven business days. Timing can differ by payment method, return type, Marketplace seller, and bank.
Can ChargeOnMyCard.com identify or cancel my Walmart order?
No. ChargeOnMyCard.com cannot access Walmart accounts, orders, receipts, memberships, refunds, EBT accounts, or banking systems.
Should I dispute a Walmart charge?
First check Walmart accounts, Purchase History, store receipts, Walmart+, EBT activity, pending authorizations, Marketplace orders, and authorized users. Contact the financial institution promptly if no authorized transaction explains the completed charge.
Related Walmart Charge Guides
- WM SUPERCENTER and PIN POS Walmart Store Charge
- WALMART.COM 800-966-6546 Online Order Charge
- WMT Plus and Walmart+ Membership Charge
- 702 SW 8th Street Bentonville Walmart Charge
- EBTWM Walmart EBT Charge
- Browse Credit Card Charge Codes and Statement Descriptors
- How to Investigate an Unrecognized Card or Bank Charge
Help Other Cardholders Identify Walmart Charges
If you found a Walmart, WAL-MART, WM SUPERCENTER, WALMART.COM, WMT PLUS, 702 SW 8TH ST, BENTONVILLE AR, EBTWM, or similar transaction, please share what you learned.
Helpful details include the complete nonprivate descriptor, general amount, whether the transaction was pending or completed, whether it matched a store, shipping, pickup, delivery, Marketplace, membership, EBT, refund, or authorization, and how Walmart or the financial institution resolved it.
Do not post complete card numbers, card-ending digits, bank-account numbers, EBT card numbers, PINs, CVV codes, Walmart account emails, passwords, order numbers, delivery addresses, receipt images, authentication codes, or complete transaction references.
Why Rely on ChargeOnMyCard.com?
ChargeOnMyCard.com researches confusing credit-card, debit-card, EBT, retail, online-order, membership, address, telephone-number, authorization, and bank-statement descriptors using current official merchant resources, transaction terminology, descriptor variations, and visible cardholder reports.
This hub separates the major Walmart billing families and directs readers to the most specific available guide. A Walmart-related descriptor can provide a strong identification clue, but readers should verify their particular transaction through Walmart records and the applicable financial institution.
Last reviewed: August 26, 2026.
Disclaimer
ChargeOnMyCard.com is not affiliated with Walmart, Walmart.com, Walmart+, Walmart Inc., Walmart Marketplace, any Marketplace seller, Walmart Pay, SNAP, EBT, any state EBT agency, customer, account holder, cardholder, bank, credit union, card network, digital wallet, or payment processor. This article is provided for general informational purposes and is not financial, legal, retail, membership, return, refund, benefit, dispute, account-security, or fraud-prevention advice. Contact Walmart, the applicable seller or EBT agency, and the financial institution directly regarding a specific transaction.