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parkIQ is an Australian parking technology company that provides cloud-based, real-time parking management and payment solutions for car park operators and property owners.

North Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
parkiq.net

About parkIQ

parkIQ is an Australian parking technology company based in North Sydney, New South Wales. They provide cloud-based, real-time parking management and payment solutions used by car park operators, commercial property owners, universities, hospitals, and councils. Instead of running parking lots themselves, parkIQ supplies the software platform and payment gateway that powers ticketless entry, license-plate recognition, mobile/app payments, online bookings, and automated enforcement for third‑party car parks across Australia.

A parkIQ charge appears on your bank or card statement when you pay for parking at a car park that uses parkIQ’s payment infrastructure. This could be for a one‑time casual parking session, an online booking, a monthly parking pass, or an automatic payment triggered when you drive in and out of a ticketless car park. You may also see small temporary authorisation holds when adding or updating a card, pre‑authorisations for “pay on exit” facilities (where the final amount is adjusted after you leave), or recurring billing if you have an active subscription or account with a participating car park operator.

If you don’t immediately recognise a parkIQ transaction, start by checking the date, time, and amount against times you may have parked at a shopping centre, office building, hospital, or other facility that uses barrier gates or license‑plate cameras. Look for a confirmation email or SMS from the car park operator or from parkIQ, and check any parking app or online portal you use for receipts and session history. To resolve questions, visit parkiq.net and use their contact or support page with details of the charge (date, exact amount, last 4 digits of your card, and any location info on your statement). Common issues—such as duplicate charges, incorrect overstay fees, or confusion between a hold and a final charge—are usually resolved by providing a copy of your statement and, if possible, your vehicle registration plate and approximate entry/exit times.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from parkIQ on my bank or credit card statement?

parkIQ processes payments for car parks that use its technology platform, so the name “parkIQ” may appear instead of the car park’s brand. This typically means you paid for parking at a facility (such as an office, retail centre, hospital, or university) that runs on parkIQ’s system. The charge may relate to a casual stay, a pre‑booked session, or a monthly parking arrangement managed through parkIQ’s payment gateway.

What are typical amounts I might be charged by parkIQ?

parkIQ does not set the actual parking prices; individual car park operators and property owners do. Common casual parking charges range from a few Australian dollars for short stays to higher amounts for all‑day or premium parking, depending on the location’s own tariff. You may also see rounded amounts (e.g., AU$5, AU$12, AU$25, etc.) that match the posted rates or online booking prices at the car park you used.

Why is there a small or duplicate parkIQ charge, or a charge that later disappears?

Some parkIQ-enabled car parks place a temporary authorisation hold on your card when you enter or add a new card—often a small amount or an estimated maximum fee. The final charge is applied when you exit, and the original hold is automatically released by your bank within a few business days. If you see both a hold and a final charge, the hold should disappear; if it does not, contact your bank and provide details of the transaction.

How do I cancel or change a recurring parking subscription billed via parkIQ?

If you have a monthly or recurring parking pass, your subscription is usually managed by the car park operator or property manager, using parkIQ’s billing system. To cancel, pause, or change your plan, log into the online portal or app provided when you signed up, or contact the car park’s administration office directly. In many cases, changes must be made before your next billing date to avoid being charged for the following month, and specific notice periods or minimum terms may apply according to the operator’s policy.

How can I get a receipt or invoice for a parkIQ parking charge?

Receipts are generally emailed at the time of payment or made available through the online account or app associated with that car park. Check your email (including spam/junk folders) for a message from the car park operator or parkIQ matching the date and amount of the transaction. If you still can’t find it, visit parkiq.net and use the contact or support option, providing your vehicle registration, transaction date, amount, and the last 4 digits of your card so they can look up your record.

How do I request a refund or dispute an incorrect parkIQ charge?

Start by confirming the entry and exit times of your parking session and comparing them with the car park’s published rates. If you believe you were overcharged, billed twice, or charged after a failed transaction, contact the car park operator or reach out via the support/contact page on parkiq.net with your statement screenshot, vehicle registration, and any ticket or booking reference. Refund approvals are typically handled by the car park owner or manager, but parkIQ can often help trace the transaction and confirm what was processed through their system.

Why am I still being billed by parkIQ after I stopped using a particular car park?

Ongoing charges usually indicate you have an active account, autopay registration, or monthly parking agreement linked to your vehicle or card. You may need to formally cancel your subscription or disable automatic billing through the car park’s online portal or by contacting their admin team. Until that arrangement is ended in the system, parkIQ will continue processing recurring payments on the schedule agreed when you signed up.

How can I contact parkIQ or the correct car park about a charge I don’t recognise?

First, check your statement for any extra location details next to “parkIQ,” such as the city, car park name, or a short location code, and match it to somewhere you recently parked. Then visit parkiq.net and use their contact form or support page, including the transaction amount, date, time, and last 4 digits of your card, so they can identify the operator involved. In many situations, they will either answer your query directly or refer you to the specific car park or property manager that controls pricing, enforcement, and refund decisions.

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