About Depop
Depop is a social e-commerce platform focused primarily on fashion, where users can list, buy, and sell secondhand, vintage, handmade, and streetwear items. Operating through its mobile app and website, Depop combines elements of social media and online marketplaces, allowing users to follow sellers, like items, and curate their own shop-style profiles. It is especially popular for clothing, shoes, accessories, and unique or limited-edition pieces.
A charge labeled like “depop p467743462202” on your card statement typically corresponds to a purchase made via Depop—most often a single clothing or accessory order from an individual seller. The numbers or code following “depop” usually represent an internal payment or order reference. You might also see charges if you’ve sold items and incurred selling fees, shipping label purchases, or if a previous pending authorization has finalized.
If you don’t recognize the charge, first log into your Depop account and check your in-app ‘Purchases’ and ‘Receipts’ to match the transaction date and amount. For further questions or disputes, you can contact Depop through their Help Centre, where you can submit a support request tied to your account and specific order. If you suspect unauthorized use and cannot find a matching order, change your Depop password, review connected payment methods, and then contact your bank or card issuer to report possible fraud and seek a chargeback if necessary.