About me&u
me&u is a hospitality technology platform used by restaurants, bars, pubs, hotels, and other venues to let guests browse menus, order, and pay from their own mobile devices. When you scan a QR code at a table or bar, the ordering page and checkout experience are usually powered by me&u, even though you’re buying directly from the venue. The company, headquartered in Surry Hills, New South Wales, Australia, also provides venues with AI-driven digital menus, marketing tools, and guest insights to help increase revenue and improve service.
A me&u charge on your bank or card statement usually appears after you order food or drinks at a participating venue using a QR code or mobile link, or when you tap to pay a bar tab through their system. Instead of the venue name, some banks display “ME&U” or similar as the merchant, because me&u securely processes the card payment on the venue’s behalf. You might see charges for one-time orders, bar tabs that were closed out at the end of your visit, tips or service fees added at checkout, pre-authorisation holds placed when you open a tab, or multiple small charges if you split bills or placed several separate orders during your visit.
If you’re unsure about a me&u charge, start by thinking back to recent visits to bars, pubs, restaurants, clubs, or hotels where you scanned a QR code to view a menu or ordered without speaking to staff directly. Check your email and SMS for digital receipts from the venue or from me&u (often sent right after payment), and review your me&u order history if you created an account with them. For further help, visit meandu.com and look for their support or help center to submit a query with the date, amount, and last 4 digits of the card used; if the charge still looks incorrect, you can also contact the venue directly using their website or receipt details, or speak to your bank about disputing the transaction.