About InterPark
InterPark is an Australian car park management company based in Sydney, New South Wales, that operates and manages parking facilities across major cities and business districts. They provide a range of parking options including casual (hourly and daily) parking, early-bird commuter deals, weekend and evening rates, and longer-term monthly or reserved parking. Many InterPark locations use licence plate recognition (LPR) and app-based, ticketless systems so customers can drive in and out without pulling a ticket, with fees automatically charged to a stored payment method.
A charge from InterPark on your bank or card statement usually relates to parking at one of their managed car parks, using their app, website, or an on-site pay station. This could be from a one-off casual parking session, an early-bird or weekend special, or a recurring monthly parking agreement set up for regular use. You may also see temporary authorisation holds (often a small or estimated amount) when you enter or first register a vehicle or card; these are used to verify your payment method and are adjusted to the final parking fee once your stay ends. In some cases, charges can appear a day or two later, especially if you used a ticketless or licence-plate-recognition facility that processes payments in batch.
If you’re unsure about an InterPark charge, start by checking recent visits to office, hospital, CBD, or event car parks where InterPark operates, and review any confirmation emails, SMS receipts, or app history associated with your registration plate. Log in to your InterPark account or app (if you created one) to view past transactions, invoices, and active monthly parking agreements. For further help, visit interpark.com.au to find the contact form or customer service details for the specific car park, and have your vehicle registration, date/time of parking, and a screenshot of the bank charge ready—this will make it easier for their support team to identify the transaction, clarify any discrepancies, adjust overcharges, or help cancel or update recurring parking arrangements.