TRIP COM is a billing descriptor that appears on credit card and bank statements for charges from
Trip.com, a Travel booking merchant.
Their website is https://www.trip.com.
You can contact them at 1-877-298-8369.
Record last updated September 4, 2026
113 cardholder lookups since July 202667 in the last 30 daysfrom 37 countriesMeasured by WhoBilled.me — searches for this charge plus visits to this page, automated traffic excluded. How we count
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Trip.com is a major online travel agency and booking platform that allows consumers to book flights, hotels, vacation packages, car rentals, and other travel services worldwide.
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⚠ Cardholder advisory
What is the TRIP COM charge?
TRIP.COM (also printed TRIPCOM or TRIP.COM SINGAPORE) is Trip.com, the online travel agency of Trip.com Group. The line is a flight, hotel, train or car booking made through Trip.com — including bookings made through partner sites and apps that use Trip.com for the actual purchase.
Public record
The booking, its confirmation number and cancellation terms are under Bookings in your Trip.com account or app. Prepaid hotel bookings are charged by Trip.com at booking time; pay-at-hotel bookings are charged by the hotel itself, under the hotel’s name.
Many international bookings are billed by Trip.com’s Singapore entity, so the line may read TRIP.COM SINGAPORE and your card issuer may add a foreign-transaction fee; the amount can also differ slightly from the quoted price when it was paid in another currency.
What cardholders report
Unrecognised TRIP.COM charges are commonly a booking made by a travelling family member or colleague, a flight booked through a fare-comparison site that completed the purchase on Trip.com, or a hotel deposit charged before the stay.
WhoBilled.me data
This page moved from position 29 to under 10 in Google over the past month as cardholders searched the statement line.
Details above checked as of September 3, 2026.
Sources: Trip.com.
Reports are attributed to their sources and are not assertions by WhoBilled.me
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Is the TRIP COM charge legitimate or fraud?
TRIP COM is a recognized billing descriptor associated with Trip.com. That identification tells you who the charge is from — it cannot by itself confirm that your specific transaction was authorized. If you don't recognize it, first check whether someone who shares your card made the purchase, then contact Trip.com directly before disputing the charge with your bank.
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