About Tektones
Tektones is an educational toy company that creates premium, biblically based, LEGO-compatible building sets designed for families who want a faith-centered play experience. Its flagship products are high-piece-count construction sets, such as a detailed “Jonah & the Whale” scene, that are compatible with LEGO bricks while emphasizing accurate storytelling drawn directly from Scripture. The brand positions itself as a way for parents and children to learn and explore the Bible together through creative, tactile play rather than screens.
A Tektones charge on your card is likely related to a preorder or purchase of one of their construction sets placed through their online store at tektones.com, which is powered by Shopify (often appearing on statements with an “SP” or similar Shopify prefix). Some customers may see pending or small temporary authorization holds when joining the waitlist, locking in launch pricing, or updating a payment method; these are typically released automatically if no order is completed. When full orders are placed—especially for preorders shipping in a future season—you may be billed at order time or shortly before shipment, depending on the specific checkout terms shown at purchase.
If you don’t recognize a Tektones charge, start by searching your email (including spam) for order confirmations or waitlist emails from tektones.com and checking any family members’ purchases, especially if you have children who enjoy building toys or faith-based products. You can review or manage your order by visiting their website and using the email you checked out with, or by replying directly to the support contact listed in their order and waitlist emails. For billing questions, request details such as order date, amount, and items purchased; if you still suspect fraud after contacting Tektones or can’t match the charge to any household purchase, reach out to your card issuer to dispute the transaction and block further charges.