Kingswood Coffee is a specialty coffee bar and roastery founded in 2014 in Sydney, Australia, serving espresso, filter coffee, and retail beans through several cafes in Sydney’s CBD and North Sydney, as well as an online store.
Kingswood Coffee is a specialty coffee bar and small-batch roastery founded in 2014 in Sydney, Australia. They focus on high‑quality espresso and filter coffee, sourcing and roasting beans for both their own cafes and home customers. Kingswood Coffee operates several cafes in Sydney’s CBD and North Sydney and sells retail beans, brewing gear, and occasional merchandise through their online store at kingswoodcoffee.online.
A Kingswood Coffee charge on your bank or card statement typically relates to a purchase made in one of their Sydney cafés (coffee, food, beans, or merchandise) or an order placed through their online store. Charges may appear for one‑time in‑store purchases, online orders shipped to your address, or any coffee bean subscription or recurring delivery you set up through the website. You may also see small temporary “pending” amounts when you place an online order—these are authorization holds your bank places to verify your card details and should settle to the final transaction amount or disappear within a few days.
If you’re unsure about a Kingswood Coffee charge, first check recent café visits, online orders at kingswoodcoffee.online, and any coffee subscriptions you may have set up. Look for email receipts from Kingswood Coffee or order confirmations in your inbox (including spam/junk), using keywords like “Kingswood Coffee,” “order,” or “receipt.” To resolve questions, visit kingswoodcoffee.online and use the contact or support options listed there to reach their team; provide the transaction date, exact amount, and last four digits of the card that was charged so they can look it up. For issues like double billing, incorrect amounts, or cancellations, it’s usually fastest to contact Kingswood Coffee first; if you suspect unauthorized use of your card, also notify your bank or card issuer right away.
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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Kingswood Coffee.
Why did I get a Kingswood Coffee charge when I only remember visiting a café once?
Kingswood Coffee operates multiple cafés in Sydney’s CBD and North Sydney, and transactions from any of these locations may appear simply as “Kingswood Coffee” or a similar descriptor on your statement. If you tapped your card or phone for a takeaway coffee, snack, or a bag of beans, it will usually show as a single in‑store purchase on the same day. Check any receipts or your phone’s wallet app for recent tap‑and‑go payments around the date of the charge.
What kinds of Kingswood Coffee purchases show up as online or e‑commerce charges?
If the descriptor on your statement mentions ‘online’, ‘e‑commerce’, or a payment gateway, it’s likely from an order placed at kingswoodcoffee.online. This could include coffee beans, brewing equipment, gift cards, or merchandise purchased for delivery. These charges typically post on the day you complete checkout, though your bank may initially show them as ‘pending’ before they settle.
Does Kingswood Coffee offer subscriptions, and why would I see a recurring charge?
Many specialty roasters, including Kingswood Coffee, periodically offer recurring bean deliveries or subscriptions via their online store. If you signed up for a weekly, fortnightly, or monthly coffee delivery, you’ll see repeat charges on that schedule until you pause or cancel. Log into your account at kingswoodcoffee.online (if you created one at checkout) to review any active subscriptions or recurring orders tied to your email address.
How do I cancel or pause a recurring Kingswood Coffee bean delivery?
To manage a recurring bean order or subscription, go to kingswoodcoffee.online and sign in with the email you used at checkout, then look for a ‘Subscriptions,’ ‘Recurring Orders,’ or ‘Account’ section. From there you can usually pause, skip upcoming deliveries, change your delivery frequency, or cancel altogether. If you can’t access your account or don’t see subscription controls, use the contact form on the website and include your name, email, and recent order numbers so the team can update it for you.
Why do I see a small temporary or duplicate Kingswood Coffee charge on my card?
Some banks show a small or duplicate ‘pending’ charge when your card is first authorized, especially for online orders. This is an authorization hold used to verify your card; it should either convert to the final transaction amount or disappear from your statement within a few business days. If a temporary hold does not drop off or you see two *settled* Kingswood Coffee charges for the same purchase, contact Kingswood Coffee with your receipt details and also speak to your bank about disputing any true duplicate.
How can I request a refund or correct an incorrect Kingswood Coffee amount?
If you believe you were overcharged or billed in error, gather your receipt, online order confirmation, or a screenshot of the statement entry showing the date and amount. Then visit kingswoodcoffee.online and use the listed contact or support details to reach their team—include as much transaction detail as possible so they can locate it in their system. Refunds or adjustments, when approved, are usually processed back to the original payment method; your bank may take a few business days to show the credit.
I don’t remember buying anything from Kingswood Coffee—could this be someone else on my card?
It’s common for family members or colleagues with access to a shared card to use it for everyday café purchases, which then appear under the café’s trading name on your statement. First ask anyone who might have access to your card or digital wallet if they visited a Kingswood Coffee café or ordered beans online around the charge date. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact Kingswood Coffee with the charge details so they can confirm whether they have a matching order, and immediately notify your bank if you still suspect unauthorized use.
How can I contact Kingswood Coffee about a charge on my statement?
Go to kingswoodcoffee.online and look for their ‘Contact’ or ‘Visit’ page for current email, phone, or contact form details. When you reach out, provide the last four digits of the card, the exact amount, the date of the charge, and the name on the card so they can trace the transaction. For in‑store purchases, having a photo of your receipt or the approximate time and café location will also help them resolve billing questions more quickly.