Chelmsford Taxi

This charge most likely relates to a local taxi journey in or around Chelmsford, Essex, where the driver used a Zettle card reader to take payment. In the Chelmsford area there are multiple independent operators trading under similar descriptive names such as “Chelmsford Taxi”, “Chelmsford Taxi Cab” and “Chelmsford Taxis”, all offering local runs, airport transfers and private hire services. Because “Chelmsford Taxi” is a generic term and the descriptor is tied to Zettle rather than a specific dispatch company, it is not possible to definitively match the charge to one particular firm’s website or brand.

A charge like this typically appears after you pay your fare in the vehicle by tapping or inserting your card into the driver’s Zettle terminal. The amount will usually correspond to a one‑off journey fare (for example, a local trip within Chelmsford or a longer airport transfer). Some firms also accept prepayments or deposits by card for pre‑booked airport runs, which would show up in a similar way. There is no subscription element; it should be a single charge per journey or booking.

If you are unsure about the charge, start by checking your recent movements on the date of the transaction—particularly any taxi trips to or from Chelmsford railway station, local venues, or airports. Look for email or SMS booking confirmations or receipts from any taxi firm you used; some dispatch systems send e‑receipts when you pay by card. If you still can’t identify it, you can contact your bank to ask for the exact time stamp and any additional merchant info they see on their side, which may help you link it to a particular journey or dispute it if you believe it’s fraudulent.