About Jaycar Electronics
Jaycar Electronics is a specialist electronics retailer based in Rhodes, New South Wales, Australia, with stores and resellers across Australia and New Zealand and a full online store at jaycar.com.au. They focus on electronic components, tools, test equipment, hobbyist and maker kits, Arduino and Raspberry Pi accessories, CCTV and security products, computer and networking gear, power supplies, audio products, and a wide range of gadgets and DIY project parts. Jaycar serves hobbyists, students, technicians, small businesses, and professionals, offering both in‑store advice and online support resources, including datasheets, project ideas, and product guides.
A Jaycar Electronics charge usually appears on a bank or card statement after you purchase items in a Jaycar store, place an order on jaycar.com.au, or buy from a Jaycar‑branded pop‑up or reseller. Most charges are one‑time payments for physical products, though you may also see separate shipping charges for online orders. You might also notice small temporary authorization holds when you place an online order or if a store processes your card to confirm available funds; these holds should drop off automatically once the payment is finalized or the transaction is cancelled.
If you’re unsure about a Jaycar Electronics charge, start by checking your recent in‑store receipts, email order confirmations from jaycar.com.au, and any Click & Collect or special order paperwork. Log in to your Jaycar online account (if you have one) to review order history and invoices, or contact the store where you believe you made the purchase. For billing or order questions, you can reach Jaycar via the contact details on jaycar.com.au (Contact Us page), including phone and email support; they can look up transactions by date, amount, and card details. If items are faulty or not as described, you may be entitled to a remedy under Australian Consumer Law—follow the Returns & Refunds process on their website or visit a store with your proof of purchase.