What is ASOS on my bank statement?

ASOS or ASOS.COM on your bank statement is a charge from ASOS, one of the UK's largest online fashion and beauty retailers. In the vast majority of cases, this is a straightforward one-off payment for clothes, shoes, accessories, or beauty products you — or someone in your household — ordered from their website or app.

However, if you see a smaller charge of around £19.99 appearing once a year, that is likely ASOS Premier — their annual delivery subscription. ASOS Premier gives you unlimited free next-day delivery and nominated-day delivery for 12 months. It is easy to forget about because it only renews once a year, and the charge can appear unexpectedly. You can check whether you have ASOS Premier by logging in and going to My Account > My Premier Delivery.

Another common reason people see multiple ASOS charges is that large orders are sometimes split across multiple dispatches. If your order contains items coming from different warehouses or brand partners, ASOS may ship them separately and bill each dispatch individually. All these charges are part of the same order — log in and check My Orders, and the individual charge amounts should add up to your original order total. ASOS also occasionally uses buy-now-pay-later partners like Klarna or Clearpay at checkout, so some purchases may appear under those names instead.