Everyday

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Everyday is a mobile food-ordering and payment app, powered by Dynamify Limited, that lets users order and pay for meals at participating cafeterias and restaurants, often in partnership with Sodexo and other contract caterers.

London, United Kingdom
Owned by Dynamify Limited

About Everyday

Everyday is a mobile ordering and payment app used primarily in workplace, campus, and institutional dining locations. Developed and powered by Dynamify Limited, the app lets users browse menus, place food and drink orders for pickup or delivery, and pay digitally at participating venues, including many Sodexo-operated restaurants and canteens worldwide.([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?hl=en_US&id=com.dynamify.sodexo&utm_source=openai)) Branded as "Everyday (formerly known as Twelve Pay)" in its legal terms, the app focuses on digitising contract catering with features like click-and-collect, scan-and-go, and table service ordering.([dynamify.com](https://www.dynamify.com/terms-conditions-en?utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled “Everyday App SG” on a card statement typically reflects a one‑time purchase of food or beverages made through the Everyday app at a Singapore-based cafeteria, workplace restaurant, or similar venue. Everyday’s terms explain that card statements may show the descriptor as “Everyday” (and historically sometimes “Twelve Pay”) or the name of the specific operator or venue.([dynamify.com](https://www.dynamify.com/terms-conditions-en?utm_source=openai)) These are not subscription fees; they are transaction charges corresponding to individual orders placed in the app.

If you don’t recognise a charge, the best first step is to open the Everyday app (or ask anyone who shares your card or account) and review recent orders and receipts, which list dates and amounts that should match your statement. You can also check email receipts sent at the time of purchase. For further help or to dispute a charge, users can raise a ticket via the in‑app Support menu, as referenced in Dynamify’s privacy policy, or contact their card issuer to question or block the transaction while it is investigated.([dynamify.com](https://www.dynamify.com/privacy-policy-en?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Everyday.

  1. Everyday App SG

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see an “Everyday App SG” charge on my card statement?

An “Everyday App SG” descriptor usually indicates a food or drink purchase you made in Singapore through the Everyday mobile app at a participating cafeteria or restaurant. The app’s terms state that card statements may show charges as “Everyday” (formerly Twelve Pay) or under the name of the operator or venue where you ordered. Compare the amount and date on your statement with recent orders in the app to confirm.([dynamify.com](https://www.dynamify.com/terms-conditions-en?utm_source=openai))

Is Everyday a subscription service or are the charges one‑time payments?

Everyday charges are typically one‑time payments for specific orders of food or beverages. The platform is designed for contact-free ordering and payment in contract catering environments rather than as a recurring subscription service, so each line on your statement should correspond to an individual order total, possibly including taxes and service charges.([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?hl=en_US&id=com.dynamify.sodexo&utm_source=openai))

How can I verify a specific Everyday App SG transaction?

Open the Everyday app and go to your order history, then match the transaction date and amount to the itemised order in the app. You can also search your email for receipts from the Everyday app or from the venue operator (often Sodexo or another catering provider). If you still can’t match it, raise a support ticket via the app’s Support menu or contact your card issuer to flag the transaction.([dynamify.com](https://www.dynamify.com/privacy-policy-en?utm_source=openai))

Can multiple small Everyday charges appear on the same day?

Yes. Because Everyday is used for individual food and drink purchases, it’s common to see several smaller charges on the same day if you made multiple orders (for example, breakfast and lunch) or if several family or team members used the app with the same card. Reviewing the detailed order history in the app is the best way to understand these patterns.([play.google.com](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?hl=en_US&id=com.dynamify.sodexo&utm_source=openai))

How do I get a refund for an incorrect Everyday order?

Refunds are usually handled by the local operator (such as the workplace or campus caterer) that fulfilled your order, since they control the menu, pricing, and fulfilment. If there’s a mistake—wrong items, missing items, or a duplicate charge—contact the venue directly and also submit a ticket through the Everyday app’s Support section so the operator and Dynamify’s platform team have a record of the issue.([dynamify.com](https://www.dynamify.com/terms-conditions-en?utm_source=openai))

Why does my Everyday charge sometimes appear under a different name?

Everyday’s terms explain that card charges may appear as “Everyday” or under the name of the operator or individual venue. In some legacy systems, older branding like “Twelve Pay” can also appear.([dynamify.com](https://www.dynamify.com/terms-conditions-en?utm_source=openai)) If your statement shows an unfamiliar merchant name but the amount matches an Everyday order, it’s likely the venue name rather than the app brand.

How do I contact Everyday support about a suspicious or unknown charge?

According to Dynamify’s privacy documentation, you can contact Everyday’s support team by raising a ticket from the “Support” menu within the app.([dynamify.com](https://www.dynamify.com/privacy-policy-en?utm_source=openai)) Provide the date, amount, and the exact descriptor (including “SG”) from your card statement so they can locate the transaction. You should also notify your bank or card issuer immediately if you believe the charge is fraudulent.

Can I use different payment cards in the Everyday app, and will that affect how charges appear?

Yes. Everyday supports storing and using different payment cards via integrated payment processors such as Stripe and other gateways referenced in its terms.([dynamify.com](https://www.dynamify.com/terms-conditions-en?utm_source=openai)) Each card you use will show charges in its own statement, generally under descriptors like “Everyday”, “Everyday App SG”, or the venue name, but the underlying transactions will still be visible in the same order history inside the app.

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