Yesway is a U.S. chain of convenience stores and fuel stations operating hundreds of locations across the Midwest and Southwest, many under the Yesway and Allsup’s brands.
Yesway is a convenience store and gas station operator headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas. The company operates hundreds of stores across multiple Midwestern and Southwestern states, offering fuel, snacks, beverages, prepared foods, basic groceries, and everyday convenience items, as well as operating the Allsup’s Convenience Stores chain.([yesway.com](https://yesway.com/press-kit/?utm_source=openai)) Many locations are open extended hours and combine forecourt fueling with an in‑store retail offering, making them typical neighborhood or highway convenience stops.
A charge labeled something like “#0655 YES 26232” on a Visa statement is likely a point‑of‑sale transaction at a specific Yesway (or affiliated Allsup’s) store, with the numbers representing internal store or terminal identifiers rather than the brand name. These charges usually correspond to purchases of fuel, in‑store items (such as snacks, drinks, tobacco, or prepared foods), or a combination fuel-and-merchandise transaction. In some cases, you might also see a small temporary preauthorization amount if you paid at the pump, which can differ from your final settled amount once your actual purchase total is known.
If you have questions about this charge, first match the transaction date and amount with any recent fuel or convenience store visits in the regions where Yesway operates. You can often confirm the exact location via your receipt or by checking any loyalty app or bank card notifications. To resolve issues, you can contact the local store directly (phone number typically printed on the receipt) or reach out through the contact information on Yesway’s website. Keeping fuel and convenience store receipts for a few days after purchase can help you quickly verify unfamiliar descriptions on your statement and distinguish them from fraud or duplicate charges.
Bank Statement Variations
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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Yesway.
Why does my statement show a charge like “#0655 YES 26232” instead of ‘Yesway’?
Many fuel and convenience store transactions include internal store or terminal identifiers in the descriptor, such as a store number or register ID. A label like “#0655 YES 26232” likely refers to a specific Yesway-operated location, with the numeric codes used internally by the company or its payment processor. The actual brand behind the charge is Yesway (or an affiliated Allsup’s store), even if the word “Yesway” is abbreviated or omitted.
What types of purchases typically create a Yesway charge on my card?
Most Yesway charges come from fuel purchases at the pump, in-store purchases like snacks, beverages, or tobacco, or a combination fuel-and-merchandise transaction. If you pay at the pump and then go inside to buy additional items on the same card, your bank may show a single combined charge or two separate line items depending on how the store processed the transactions.
Why did I see a small temporary Yesway charge that later changed to a different amount?
When you pay at the pump, Yesway’s payment processor may place a temporary preauthorization hold (for example, $25, $50, or $100) to verify that funds are available. After your fill‑up completes, the transaction is adjusted to the actual fuel total and the original hold is released by your bank, typically within a few business days. The final posted amount on your statement should match your pump or in‑store receipt.
Can Yesway place recurring or subscription charges on my card?
Yesway is primarily a pay‑as‑you‑go fuel and convenience retailer, so most charges are one‑time transactions tied to a specific visit. While they may operate loyalty or rewards programs, these are typically free or optional and do not usually involve recurring subscription billing. If you see repeated charges from Yesway that you don’t recognize, review your receipts and contact the local store or Yesway customer service for clarification.
How can I get a copy of a receipt for a Yesway transaction I don’t recognize?
If you need a receipt, note the exact date, time, and amount from your card statement, then call or visit the Yesway location you believe you visited. Store staff can often look up recent transactions by time and amount in their point‑of‑sale system. If you’re unsure of the specific site, you can start by checking your phone’s location history or fuel stop patterns and then contact that store, or use the contact details on yesway.com to request assistance from corporate support.
How do I dispute or request a refund for a Yesway charge?
First, contact the Yesway or Allsup’s store where the transaction occurred, bringing your bank statement and any receipts you have. Many issues, such as being double‑charged or being billed for the wrong pump, can be corrected directly at the store with a refund or adjustment. If you cannot resolve the issue with the store or corporate support, contact your card issuer to open a formal dispute, providing any documentation you have collected.
Are there common charge amounts or patterns I should expect from Yesway on my statement?
Yesway charges often appear as fuel amounts like round‑number totals (for example, $30–$80) or variable fuel totals, as well as smaller in-store transactions in the $5–$25 range for snacks, drinks, or essentials. Preauthorization holds at the pump may show as a standard amount (such as $25, $50, or $100) before later being replaced by your actual purchase total. If a Yesway descriptor shows a pattern or location you never visit, it’s worth investigating for potential fraud.
How can I confirm that a Yesway charge isn’t fraudulent?
Compare the transaction date, time, and approximate location to your recent travel or commuting patterns, and think about any fuel or convenience stops you made that day. Check your car’s fuel level history and any receipts or loyalty app records you might have. If you still don’t recognize the charge or it’s from a state you haven’t visited, contact Yesway (or the store number if you can identify it) and then alert your card issuer so they can block your card and investigate further.