About OnePass
OnePass is an Australian membership program that offers free or discounted delivery, faster shipping options and other perks across participating retailers including Kmart, Target, Catch and Bunnings. Members typically pay a low monthly or annual fee (commonly around AU$4/month or AU$40/year, subject to change) in exchange for benefits such as free delivery over certain spend thresholds, special member offers and extended return windows. OnePass is operated in Australia and is headquartered in Hawthorn East, Victoria, and all membership management is handled via their website at onepass.com.au.
A OnePass charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you sign up for a membership, renew an existing subscription, move from a free trial to a paid plan, or change from monthly to annual billing. You might also see a charge if you reactivated a previously cancelled membership or if your introductory offer period ended. The description on your statement may look like “ONEPASS”, “ONEPASS.COM.AU” or reference Hawthorn East, VIC. In some cases, you may see a small temporary authorisation (often AU$1 or similar) when you add or update a card, which should drop off automatically.
If you’re not sure why you were charged by OnePass, start by logging into your account at onepass.com.au and checking the Membership or Billing section for your current plan, renewal date and payment history. Look for confirmation emails from OnePass around the date of the charge, which often include invoice details. If you still have questions, you can contact OnePass support through the Help/Contact section on their website, where you can submit a request or access live support (when available). Common issues like cancelling auto-renew, updating payment details, or disputing an unexpected renewal are usually resolved by adjusting your membership settings and, if needed, reaching out to OnePass support with your full name, email used for the account and a screenshot of the charge from your statement.