If you see two identical charges from Uber on your bank statement, it is almost always due to a temporary authorization hold rather than an actual double payment. When you request a ride, Uber places a hold on your card for the estimated amount to ensure you have sufficient funds. This is not a charge but a "pending" transaction. Once the ride is completed, the actual fare is charged, and the initial hold is released by Uber. Depending on your bank's policies in 2026, it can take anywhere from 3 to 10 business days for that hold to disappear from your statement. If the two amounts are different, it might be because you updated your destination during the ride or added a tip. If both charges "settle" and appear as final transactions, you should immediately use the "Help" section of the Uber app to report a duplicate charge, as their support team can quickly verify the error and issue a refund to your original payment method.