A Chicago-based parking facility provider says payment systems at 10 parking garages in Chicago and three in Evanston were hacked to capture credit card information.

SP Plus issued a statement Friday. The company says it has fixed the problem and it regrets the inconvenience to its customers. The company says it has taken steps so banks issuing the credit cards can monitor for unauthorized charges. Customers who see suspicious charges should contact the banks issuing their credit cards.

Parking garages in Chicago include those at the John Hancock, the Aon Center, Aqua and Presidential Towers.

Facilities in Evanston are Church, Maple and Sherman garages.

SP Plus says a garage in Cleveland, two in Philadelphia and one in Seattle also were affected.