The Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX) is a regional toll agency that builds, operates, and maintains toll roads and expressways in the Greater Orlando area of Central Florida.
The Central Florida Expressway Authority (CFX) is a government toll agency responsible for the construction, operation, and maintenance of a network of toll roads in the Greater Orlando region, including portions of State Roads 408, 417, 429, 528, and other facilities across multiple Central Florida counties.([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Florida_Expressway_Authority?utm_source=openai)) CFX also operates the E-PASS electronic toll collection system and related products such as sticker transponders and portable toll passes for both local drivers and visitors.([cfxway.com](https://www.cfxway.com/?utm_source=openai))
A charge labeled similar to “CENTRAL FLORIDA 899 OUTER” on a Visa statement is typically related to tolls incurred while driving on a CFX-operated roadway, either via a transponder (E-PASS, Uni, or compatible systems like SunPass/E-ZPass) or through a pay-by-plate invoice tied to your vehicle’s license plate.([cfxway.com](https://www.cfxway.com/?utm_source=openai)) It may represent individual toll transactions, a batch of accumulated tolls, or payment of an invoice or violation notice for missed tolls. Visitors using rental cars may also see CFX-related toll charges pass through the rental company’s billing arrangements.
If you have questions about a CFX charge, start by checking your toll account (E-PASS/Uni/compatible account) or any toll invoices mailed to your address, as these typically list dates, times, and plazas or exits associated with the charges. CFX provides online account access and invoice payment tools on its website, as well as a customer service number for disputes or clarification.([cfxway.com](https://www.cfxway.com/?utm_source=openai)) Have your license plate number, vehicle details, and approximate travel dates on hand when you contact them; this will help CFX locate specific trips and images quickly if you believe a toll was billed in error or to a vehicle you do not own.
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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Central Florida Expressway Authority.
Why do I see a charge from Central Florida Expressway Authority on my card statement?
This charge usually reflects tolls incurred while driving on a CFX-operated expressway in Central Florida, either via a transponder (E-PASS, Uni, SunPass, or compatible devices) or through a pay-by-plate invoice tied to your license plate. The descriptor may include route or plaza identifiers, such as exit numbers or “OUTER/INNER” indications, representing where the toll was collected.
Could this Central Florida Expressway Authority charge be related to my rental car in Orlando?
Yes. If you rented a car in the Orlando area and used toll roads, CFX tolls may be billed either directly by CFX (via a Visitor Toll Pass or plate-based billing) or passed through the rental company’s toll program. Check your rental agreement and any toll program disclosures, and compare the dates of the toll trips with your rental period.
How can I verify which tolls I was charged by Central Florida Expressway Authority?
You can log in to your E-PASS or compatible toll account through cfxway.com to view detailed trip and transaction history, including dates, times, and locations of tolls.([cfxway.com](https://www.cfxway.com/?utm_source=openai)) If you received a paper or emailed invoice, it will also list each toll event; have the invoice number or your license plate number available when reviewing or calling customer service.
What should I do if I believe a Central Florida Expressway Authority charge is incorrect or not my vehicle?
First, confirm whether anyone with access to your vehicle could have driven on Orlando-area toll roads during the period shown. If the trip still seems unfamiliar, contact CFX customer service using the information on cfxway.com or on your invoice, and request a review of the toll images and plate data.([cfxway.com](https://www.cfxway.com/?utm_source=openai)) If it appears to be a misread plate or a different vehicle, CFX can typically adjust or cancel those transactions.
Can Central Florida Expressway Authority place small temporary or duplicate-looking charges on my account?
In most cases, CFX posts actual toll amounts or invoice payments rather than small authorization holds, but multiple, close-together transactions can appear if you passed several toll gantries in a short time or if multiple days’ tolls were processed at once. Compare the pattern of charges to your travel route; if something still looks off, contact CFX with your account or invoice number for clarification.
How do I pay or manage my tolls with Central Florida Expressway Authority to avoid unexpected charges?
You can open an E-PASS account on cfxway.com, order a free sticker transponder, and keep a valid payment method on file, which allows automatic replenishment and discounted toll rates.([cfxway.com](https://www.cfxway.com/?utm_source=openai)) For occasional drivers and visitors, CFX offers tools to pay invoices online by plate and invoice number and to calculate expected toll costs before traveling.
How can I cancel or close my E-PASS account with Central Florida Expressway Authority?
To close an E-PASS account, log in to your account through cfxway.com or contact E-PASS customer service using the published phone number.([cfxway.com](https://www.cfxway.com/?utm_source=openai)) You may need to pay any outstanding tolls or fees before closure, and any remaining positive balance may be refunded according to CFX’s account terms and conditions.
What are typical dollar amounts for Central Florida Expressway Authority toll charges?
Individual CFX toll gantries usually cost only a few dollars or less per pass, but frequent commuting, multiple trips in a day, or heavier multi-axle vehicles can result in higher totals.([turnpikes.com](https://www.turnpikes.com/florida/tolls/agency/?id=23&name=central-florida-expressway-authority&utm_source=openai)) If you receive a consolidated invoice for past unpaid tolls plus administrative fees, the total may be significantly larger; review the line items on your invoice or online account to understand how the total was calculated.