Hallmark Petroleum, LLC

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Hallmark Petroleum, LLC is a Georgia-based petroleum wholesaler and operator of branded gas stations, including Chevron and Texaco locations, across the U.S. Southeast. It supplies motor fuels to company-operated and dealer-operated service stations where consumers purchase gasoline, diesel, and convenience items.

Duluth, Georgia, United States

About Hallmark Petroleum, LLC

Hallmark Petroleum, LLC is a petroleum wholesaler and fuel distributor based in the Atlanta metro area that supplies gasoline and diesel to a network of branded service stations, including Chevron and Texaco locations, primarily in the southeastern United States. Corporate and regulatory filings list it as a petroleum wholesaler and fuel importer, as well as a bonded gasoline dealer in multiple states, indicating that its core business is sourcing and distributing motor fuels rather than retailing other consumer products.([al.ltddir.com](https://al.ltddir.com/companies/hallmark-petroleum-llc/?utm_source=openai)) At the consumer level, the Hallmark Petroleum name often appears on back-end business records and may or may not be visible on street-facing signage, which usually carries the Chevron or Texaco brand.([bbb.org](https://www.bbb.org/us/fl/panama-city-beach/profile/gas-station/hallmark-petroleum-llc-0683-90031711?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “HALLMARK Petrol” or “HALLMARK PETROLEUM” on a Visa statement is most likely tied to a fuel purchase or convenience-store transaction at a gas station in their network—frequently a Chevron or Texaco site in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, or nearby states.([bbb.org](https://www.bbb.org/us/fl/panama-city-beach/profile/gas-station/hallmark-petroleum-llc-0683-90031711?utm_source=openai)) This could represent pay-at-the-pump fuel, in-store items, car supplies, or a combination of these. Some banks and terminals truncate “Petroleum” to “Petrol,” so the descriptor on your statement may not exactly match the company’s legal name. Small differences in date or amount can occur due to pay-at-pump preauthorizations, local fuel taxes, or holds that later settle for the final purchase amount.

If you have questions about a Hallmark Petroleum charge, start by matching the transaction date, time, city, and amount to any fuel receipts you have, or to your vehicle usage (e.g., road trips or regular commuting routes). Because Hallmark Petroleum operates branded sites, the receipt may show Chevron or Texaco rather than the wholesaler’s name; check the station’s address against recent stops.([bbb.org](https://www.bbb.org/us/fl/panama-city-beach/profile/gas-station/hallmark-petroleum-llc-0683-90031711?utm_source=openai)) For disputes or suspected fraud, contact your card issuer first—they can provide the station’s exact merchant location ID and, if needed, initiate a chargeback. You can also call the phone number shown on the station’s receipt or on-site signage; those locations are typically independently managed, but can help confirm whether a transaction was processed through their terminal on a given date and time.

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  1. HALLMARK Petrol

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my bank statement say “HALLMARK Petrol” instead of Chevron or Texaco?

Hallmark Petroleum, LLC is the underlying fuel wholesaler and corporate entity for certain Chevron and Texaco gas stations in the Southeast, and some card processors use the wholesaler’s name in the descriptor rather than the street brand. The station signage and your printed receipt may show Chevron or Texaco, while the online statement shows Hallmark Petroleum or “HALLMARK Petrol.”

What types of purchases typically generate a Hallmark Petroleum charge?

Most Hallmark Petroleum charges come from pay-at-the-pump fuel purchases or in-store sales at gas stations in its network—often Chevron or Texaco locations in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and neighboring states. This can include gasoline or diesel, snacks, drinks, cigarettes, car supplies, and sometimes basic automotive services offered at the station.

Why is the pending Hallmark Petroleum amount higher than the fuel I actually pumped?

Many pay-at-the-pump terminals place a temporary preauthorization hold (for example, $75–$150) to confirm your card is valid before you start fueling. Once the transaction settles, that hold is replaced with the actual dollar amount of fuel and any in-store items you bought. If you see a higher pending Hallmark Petroleum charge, it should adjust automatically within a few business days.

Can Hallmark Petroleum place recurring or subscription charges on my card?

Hallmark Petroleum’s business is fuel wholesale and gas-station operations, so consumer charges from this merchant are normally one-time transactions tied to a specific fuel or in-store purchase. They do not typically run subscription or membership billing. If you see multiple similar Hallmark Petroleum charges you don’t recognize over several days, contact your card issuer promptly to check for card cloning or unauthorized use at a station.

How can I verify which specific gas station a Hallmark Petroleum charge came from?

Your card issuer can look up the merchant location details from the transaction record, including the station’s address and brand (e.g., Chevron or Texaco). Compare that address with places you recently fueled or receipts you’ve saved. In many cases, the address will match a station you recognize even if the descriptor on your statement only says “HALLMARK Petrol” or “Hallmark Petroleum.”

How do I dispute or get a refund for a Hallmark Petroleum charge I believe is incorrect?

First, verify the transaction against your receipts and recent travel. If it still appears wrong, call the customer service number on the back of your card and ask them to provide the exact station address and transaction details. You can then contact the station directly—using the phone number on your receipt or posted at the site—to request a correction or refund. If the station cannot resolve it, your card issuer can open a dispute (chargeback) on your behalf.

Is it normal to see more than one Hallmark Petroleum authorization on the same day?

This can happen if you attempted multiple pay-at-the-pump transactions, cancelled a transaction midstream, or if the pump had to re-authorize your card. Each attempt may create a temporary hold. Only the completed transaction should settle; the other authorizations typically drop off within a few days. If multiple amounts post as final charges and you only fueled once, contact your card issuer to investigate.

Why does the descriptor say “Petrol” when I’m in the United States, where we usually say “gas”?

Descriptor text is controlled by the merchant’s processor and sometimes uses a shortened or generic field label like “Petrol” for petroleum products. In this case, it’s likely a truncated form of the company’s legal name (Hallmark Petroleum), not an indication that the purchase was made overseas. As long as the currency is in U.S. dollars and the merchant location is domestic, it reflects a U.S. gas-station transaction.

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