Fast Market

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Fast Market is a U.S. convenience store and fuel station brand operated by GPM Investments, a subsidiary of ARKO Corp., offering gasoline, snacks, beverages, and everyday convenience items.

Richmond, Virginia, United States
gpminvestments.com
Owned by ARKO Corp.

About Fast Market

Fast Market is a regional convenience store brand used by GPM Investments, which is one of the largest independent convenience store operators in the United States and a subsidiary of ARKO Corp. Stores branded as Fast Market typically combine fuel pumps with a modern c‑store offering packaged snacks, cold beverages, coffee, prepared foods, tobacco products, lottery, and basic household items. The brand appears as “fastmarket®” in ARKO’s filings and marketing materials, alongside other regional brands in its portfolio of convenience and fuel retail locations.

A charge labeled “FASTMARKET 4615” on your card statement most likely corresponds to a purchase at a specific Fast Market location, with “4615” representing an internal store number or identifier. Transactions may include fuel purchases at the pump, in‑store items like drinks or groceries, prepared food, or a combination if you paid in a single transaction. Smaller amounts might represent a quick in‑store purchase, while larger amounts could be linked to filling a vehicle’s gas tank plus additional items.

If you have questions about this charge, start by checking recent fuel stops or convenience store visits around the transaction date and searching your email, bank app, or paper receipts for the same amount. Many GPM/ARKO-operated stores print “Fast Market” or a related regional brand name at the top of receipts. To resolve an issue, you can contact the specific store directly using its phone number from an online map search, or reach out to GPM/ARKO’s customer service via the corporate website. If the transaction still looks unfamiliar, your bank can help dispute the charge or block your card while you investigate potential fraud.

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 Fast Market.

  1. FASTMARKET 4615

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Fast Market and why do I see it on my card statement?

Fast Market is a convenience store and fuel station brand operated by GPM Investments, a subsidiary of ARKO Corp. A charge from FASTMARKET (often with a store number like 4615) usually reflects a fuel purchase, in‑store convenience items, or both from one of these locations.

What does the number after FASTMARKET (e.g., FASTMARKET 4615) mean?

The number following FASTMARKET is typically a store identifier or location number used internally by the operator. It helps the company and your bank distinguish between different Fast Market locations but does not affect the amount charged.

Can Fast Market place a temporary hold or different amount than my final fuel purchase?

Yes. Like many fuel retailers, Fast Market–branded locations may place a temporary authorization hold when you pay at the pump, which can be higher than your final fuel total. The hold should drop off and be replaced by the actual transaction amount within a few business days, depending on your bank.

How can I get a copy of my receipt from a Fast Market purchase?

To obtain a receipt, first check any paper receipts from the date of the transaction. If you no longer have it, look up the specific Fast Market location (using the transaction city and date) on an online map and call the store directly; staff can often reprint or confirm a receipt if you provide the transaction date, approximate time, and amount.

How do I request a refund or correction for an incorrect Fast Market charge?

Contact the store where the transaction occurred with your receipt or transaction details; most billing corrections must be initiated at the location. If the store cannot resolve the issue or you suspect fraud, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge and request a card replacement if necessary.

Does Fast Market offer any loyalty or rewards program that could change the amount I am charged?

Many GPM/ARKO-operated stores participate in a shared rewards program that can apply fuel discounts or in‑store promotions. These discounts reduce your final total at checkout, but the amount that posts to your card will still match the receipt; any difference from posted fuel prices is typically due to these discounts or applicable taxes.

Why do I see multiple small Fast Market charges on the same day?

Multiple small charges may occur if you made separate transactions—for example, one fuel purchase and one or more in‑store purchases—or if a pump transaction was cancelled and re‑run. Review your receipts or ask the store to verify individual transactions if something looks incorrect.

How can I verify that a Fast Market transaction is legitimate?

Match the transaction date, time, and amount to your recent visits to fuel stations or convenience stores, and check your receipts if available. You can also identify the likely store by searching the city and descriptor in a maps app and calling to confirm. If you cannot link the charge to a visit you made, report it to your card issuer as potentially unauthorized.

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