DD * is the prefix DoorDash puts in front of its charges. What follows tells you which kind of charge it is: a restaurant name means a food order, and DOORDASHDASHPASS means the DashPass subscription.
DashPass is where the confusion lives. It is frequently taken up as a free trial during checkout, converts to a paid membership automatically, and then renews monthly or annually under a descriptor that names neither the restaurant nor the date of any order you remember placing.
DD * — DoorDash's billing prefixDOORDASHDASHPASS — the DashPass membership renewing — a subscription, not an orderThe DoorDash DashPass membership renewing. It is a subscription charge, not a food order — which is why there is no restaurant name in the descriptor and no matching delivery in your history.
DashPass is commonly offered as a free trial at checkout and converts to a paid membership automatically when the trial ends. Manage DashPass in your DoorDash account shows the date it started.
Cancel in the DoorDash app: Account › Manage DashPass › End Subscription. Cancelling the card alone is not reliable, because the card details on file can be updated automatically.
Often yes if you ask promptly. Cancelling stops future renewals but does not refund the current period automatically — contact DoorDash support and ask for the renewal to be reversed.
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