State of Minnesota Retail Delivery Fee

The descriptor "ST_RTL_DEL_FEE_MN" is not a private company or store, but a line item representing the State of Minnesota’s retail delivery fee. This fee is a government surcharge applied to qualifying retail deliveries of tangible goods to Minnesota addresses, typically when purchases meet specific criteria such as order value thresholds and the type of items being delivered. It is similar in nature to a tax or regulatory fee and is usually collected by the retailer on behalf of the state.

This charge appears on bank or card statements when you place an order for physical goods that are delivered to an address in Minnesota and the order qualifies for the retail delivery fee. The fee may be listed as a separate line item at checkout or on your receipt, and then shows up as a distinct transaction or descriptor such as "ST_RTL_DEL_FEE_MN" on your statement. It can accompany purchases from various merchants (e.g., big-box retailers, grocery delivery, or online marketplaces) whenever they are required to collect this state-imposed fee.

If you have questions about this charge, first review the original receipt or order confirmation from the retailer; you should see a separate line for a Minnesota retail delivery fee or similar wording. You can contact the retailer’s customer service to confirm that the fee was correctly applied and to request a detailed invoice. For questions about the law or eligibility rules for the fee, consult the Minnesota Department of Revenue’s website or contact them directly. If you still believe the charge is incorrect after checking with the retailer and reviewing state guidance, you can dispute it with your card issuer, but be aware that in most cases it is a legitimate government fee rather than a merchant overcharge.