About Luna Taxi
Luna Taxi is a local taxi company based in Wassenaar, Netherlands, offering on‑demand and pre-booked transportation within Wassenaar and to nearby cities such as The Hague, Leiden, and the surrounding region. They typically operate with licensed drivers and metered vehicles in line with Dutch taxi regulations, providing point‑to‑point rides, school runs, early‑morning airport transfers, and late‑night pickups. Fares are usually calculated based on distance, time, and any applicable surcharges (for example, night or holiday rates), and can be paid by card, contactless, or sometimes cash, depending on the driver and vehicle.
A Luna Taxi charge may appear on your bank statement when you pay for a completed ride using a debit or credit card, a mobile wallet, or an in‑car payment terminal. You might also see a temporary authorization hold when you pre‑book a ride, add your card to a booking app that uses Luna Taxi vehicles, or when the driver runs your card to confirm it before the final fare is settled; these holds often differ slightly from the final amount and usually drop off within a few days. Recurring or repeated charges often reflect frequent local rides (for commuting, school transport, or regular appointments), while a single charge could be from a one‑off trip, an airport transfer, or a late‑night ride home.
If you’re unsure about a Luna Taxi charge, start by checking your calendar, messages, and ride confirmations around the transaction date to match it to a specific journey. Look for a paper or emailed receipt from the driver or from the booking service you used; this should show the date, time, pickup/drop‑off locations, vehicle, and fare breakdown, including any tips or surcharges. To dispute or clarify a charge, contact Luna Taxi using the phone number or email listed on your receipt, taxi door sticker, or booking confirmation, and provide the last four digits of the card used, the exact amount, and the transaction date; if you can’t reach them or believe the charge is fraudulent, contact your bank to report the transaction and ask about a chargeback or investigation.