About Shoor Pty Ltd
Shoor Pty Ltd is an Australian proprietary limited company registered in Victoria, with its ABN 82 649 755 000 active since April 27, 2021 and GST-registered from July 1, 2021. It is based in the 3978 postcode area (Clyde / Clyde North, Victoria) and operates as the behind‑the‑scenes legal entity for at least one hospitality/food‑service business, rather than as a consumer‑facing brand itself. Public business‑register data confirms its status as an active Australian private company, but it does not appear to maintain a public website or widely advertised brand of its own.([australiacheck.com](https://www.australiacheck.com/business/82649755000/shoor-pty-ltd?utm_source=openai))
Because Shoor Pty Ltd is the legal entity rather than the shopfront name, cardholders often see “SHOOR PTY LTD CLYDE” (or a similar variation) on their bank or card statement even though they remember dealing with a restaurant or takeaway under a different name. Community‑compiled lists of bank‑statement descriptors suggest that Shoor Pty Ltd has been used behind at least one pizza/food outlet such as “Xpress Gourmet Pizza – Rye,” meaning a charge on your statement is most likely from an in‑person meal, takeaway order, phone order, or online delivery transaction processed through their EFTPOS or online payment terminal.([webservery.com](https://www.webservery.com/bankstatementmadness/?utm_source=openai)) Charges are typically one‑off transactions for food and beverages, but your final amount may include tips, surcharges (such as weekend or public‑holiday surcharges), or delivery fees if ordered through a platform.
If you’re unsure about a Shoor Pty Ltd charge, first match the transaction date and amount to any recent pizza/restaurant visits or food‑delivery orders around that time, and check any email/SMS receipts or app order histories (e.g., your food‑delivery apps or bank app receipts). Look closely at the full descriptor in your online banking, which may include a suburb (such as Clyde or Rye) to help confirm the venue location. If you still cannot identify the transaction, contact your bank for the full merchant information and, if needed, ask them to initiate a transaction dispute. For refunds, overcharges, or receipt copies, you will generally need to speak directly with the venue that processed your payment (the restaurant or takeaway) using the contact details on your receipt or their online listing, as Shoor Pty Ltd itself does not advertise a central customer‑service phone number or website for cardholder enquiries.([australiacheck.com](https://www.australiacheck.com/business/82649755000/shoor-pty-ltd?utm_source=openai))