C2C Laundry

C2C Laundry is an Australian company that operates modern, self-service laundromats, trading under various “Laundrette” names across Western Australia and some other states. Their sites typically feature coin- and card-operated washing machines and dryers, large-capacity machines for doonas and blankets, and extended opening hours. Many locations are unattended, with instructions and pricing displayed on in-store signage and on the payment terminals.

A “C2C Laundry” (or similarly labelled Laundrette) charge on your bank or card statement usually relates to a self-service wash or dry cycle you paid for at one of their laundromats. These payments may be processed as a single one-time charge for each machine you start, or as a combined amount if you used multiple machines in a short period. In some cases, you may see a small temporary authorization hold when you tap or insert your card on the payment terminal, with the final settled amount matching the actual cost of your chosen cycle(s). Recurring charges are uncommon, but you might see repeated transactions if you use the same laundromat regularly or on a weekly schedule.

If you’re unsure about a C2C Laundry charge, first consider when you or someone in your household last used a laundromat and whether it may have been operating under a generic “Laundrette” or “Coin Laundry” name. Check your bank statement for the date, time, and location details (if shown) and compare with your recent activity. For questions or disputes, visit the laundromat where the charge occurred and look for posted contact details for the operator or payment service, often displayed on the wall or on the card terminal. You can also contact your bank for more information about the transaction reference, and if you suspect fraud, ask your bank to investigate and potentially block or replace your card.