This is your Netflix subscription charge. NF is the abbreviation Netflix uses on all bank and credit card statements worldwide.
NF*NETFLIX.COM is how Netflix appears on your bank statement. The NF prefix is Netflix's billing abbreviation — the same format is used globally, so whether you're in the UK, US, or Australia, you'll always see it this way.
This is a recurring subscription charge. Netflix bills monthly (or annually if you chose that option). The charge hits on the same date each month — the anniversary of when you first signed up or last changed your billing date.
If you don't recognise it, the most common explanation is a free trial that converted to a paid subscription — Netflix automatically starts billing after a trial ends. It's also possible a family member signed up using your payment details.
UK plans currently range from the Standard with Ads plan through to Premium. Check your Netflix account to confirm which plan you're paying for.
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