About Koko Black
Koko Black is a premium Australian chocolatier founded in Melbourne, known for its handcrafted pralines, truffles, chocolate bars, hampers, and seasonal gift collections. The brand operates boutique chocolate salons and retail stores across Australia, as well as an online store at kokoblack.com offering delivery and click‑and‑collect. Their range includes boxed chocolates, individual pieces, hot chocolate and drinks in-store, and special collections for occasions such as Christmas, Easter, Valentine’s Day, and corporate gifting.
A Koko Black charge may appear on your bank or card statement after purchasing chocolates or drinks at one of their physical boutiques, buying gifts or hampers online, or ordering corporate or bulk gifts. Common scenarios include in‑store card payments, online orders placed at kokoblack.com, click‑and‑collect orders, eGift card purchases, and phone or corporate invoices processed through their payment system. Most charges are one‑off transactions; if you see a small temporary amount, it may be an authorization hold used to verify your card details, which should drop off after a few days.
If you’re unsure about a Koko Black charge, first check recent receipts, email order confirmations from kokoblack.com, and your online banking for the exact date and amount of the transaction. Look for gifts you may have ordered for others, seasonal purchases, or in‑store café visits. To resolve questions, contact Koko Black via the support or “Contact Us” section on kokoblack.com and provide the charge date, amount, and the last four digits of your card so they can locate the order; you can also visit or call the store where you believe you purchased. For billing issues such as duplicate charges, missing orders, or incorrect amounts, Koko Black’s customer service can usually verify the transaction, arrange replacements or adjustments, or advise if you should dispute the charge with your bank.