Oracle MICROS

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Oracle MICROS is a point-of-sale (POS) and hospitality management technology provider offering hardware, software, and cloud services primarily to restaurants, hotels, and retail businesses.

Columbia, Maryland, United States
oracle.com
Owned by Oracle Corporation

About Oracle MICROS

Oracle MICROS is a business unit of Oracle Corporation that provides POS (point-of-sale) systems and related software, hardware, and cloud services to the hospitality and retail industries. Formerly known as MICROS Systems, Inc., the company has long been headquartered in Columbia, Maryland and is a leading vendor of restaurant POS terminals, hotel property management systems, and back-office tools for inventory, labor, and reporting.([dcrs.com](https://dcrs.com/2012/03/27/lost-in-translation/?utm_source=openai))

A charge labeled something like “Me Columbia Micros” or “COLUMBIA MICROS” on a card statement most likely relates to payments for MICROS/Oracle POS software licensing, support contracts, hosted services, or equipment purchases or renewals. These charges are typically made by hospitality or retail businesses paying their POS vendor, but in some cases an individual owner, franchisee, or very small merchant might see the charge directly when purchasing or renewing services, paying setup fees, or buying replacement terminals and peripherals.

If you’re unsure about a charge that appears to reference Columbia and MICROS, first confirm whether you or your business uses Oracle MICROS POS or hospitality systems. Check recent invoices, contracts, or support tickets from Oracle or your POS reseller, which should list billed amounts and dates matching the transaction. To resolve questions, contact Oracle support or your authorized MICROS reseller using the contact information on your contract or invoice, and have the transaction date, amount, and the exact descriptor from your statement ready. If no one associated with your account recognizes the charge, reach out to your card issuer to dispute or investigate it further.

Bank Statement Variations

3 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Oracle MICROS.

  1. ME-TULSA-MICROS
  2. Me Columbia Micros
  3. Me-tucson-micros

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge labeled “Columbia Micros” or similar on my card statement?

This descriptor likely refers to Oracle MICROS (formerly MICROS Systems, Inc.), which has long been based in Columbia, Maryland. The charge typically corresponds to POS software licensing, support fees, hosted services, or hardware purchases associated with an Oracle MICROS point-of-sale or hospitality system.

Is the “Me Columbia Micros” charge a recurring subscription or a one-time fee?

Oracle MICROS bills both recurring and one-time charges. Recurring items can include monthly or annual software licenses, cloud hosting, and maintenance contracts, while one-time fees may be for new terminals, installation, training, or project work. Compare the amount and date with your most recent MICROS invoices to determine which it is.

How can I verify that this Oracle MICROS charge is legitimate for my business?

Log into your company’s accounting or POS admin portal and review recent Oracle MICROS or reseller invoices. Match the billed amount, billing period, and invoice number with the date and amount on your card statement. If you work with a local MICROS reseller, contact them directly to confirm the transaction details.

How do I cancel or change my Oracle MICROS POS services to avoid future charges?

Service changes and cancellations are governed by your contract. Review the agreement you signed with Oracle MICROS or your authorized reseller for notice periods and termination terms, then contact your account manager or support representative in writing. Request confirmation of the effective cancellation date and when automatic billing will stop.

How do I request a refund or billing correction for an Oracle MICROS charge?

Gather your contract, recent invoices, and the exact transaction details (date, amount, last four digits of the card). Then contact Oracle customer support or your MICROS reseller’s billing department and explain the issue—such as duplicate billing, incorrect amount, or a service you did not authorize. If the issue isn’t resolved, you can follow up with your card issuer to dispute the charge.

Can Oracle MICROS place temporary authorization holds on my card?

In most cases, Oracle MICROS-related transactions for businesses post directly as charges tied to invoices or contracts. However, if you paid online for equipment or setup using a card, there may briefly be an authorization hold before the final amount posts. Holds should clear automatically within a few business days if the transaction is not completed.

Who should I contact if I don’t recognize any relationship with Oracle MICROS but see this charge?

First confirm internally whether anyone in your organization recently engaged a POS vendor or signed up for POS services. If no one recognizes Oracle MICROS or a POS purchase, contact your card issuer immediately using the number on the back of your card. Ask them to investigate the transaction and, if necessary, open a dispute and block any further similar charges.

Could this charge be from a reseller rather than Oracle MICROS directly?

Yes. Many hospitality and retail businesses work with authorized Oracle MICROS resellers or integrators. In some cases the descriptor may still reference “MICROS” or “Columbia” even if billing runs through a partner. Check your contract to see whether you are billed by Oracle directly or by a local reseller, and then contact the appropriate party for clarification.

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