About Umart Online
Umart Online is an Australian computer and electronics retailer based in Brisbane, Queensland, with multiple stores across major cities and a large online presence at umart.com.au. They specialise in PC components (CPUs, graphics cards, RAM, SSDs), custom-built desktop systems, laptops, monitors, networking gear, peripherals, and other consumer tech products. Customers can order online for home delivery or Click & Collect from a nearby store, and Umart is known for competitive pricing, frequent promotions, and parts for both budget and high-end gaming or professional builds.
A charge from “UMART ONLINE”, “UMART ONLINE EIGHT MILE PLAINS”, a specific store suburb (e.g., Milton, West Ryde, Villawood), or a similar descriptor may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase computer parts, accessories, or systems through their website or in-store EFTPOS terminal. This can include one-time online orders, in-store purchases, pre-orders for upcoming products, or special-order items. You may also see multiple smaller charges if separate items ship from different warehouses, or a temporary authorization hold when you place an order while Umart verifies your card. Some payment methods (like PayPal or Afterpay/Zip, if used) will still show “Umart Online” as the merchant for the original transaction even if your actual repayments go through another provider.
If you’re unsure about an Umart Online charge, first log into your account at umart.com.au and check “My Orders” for matching amounts and dates, including Click & Collect or recently completed custom PC builds. Search your email for invoices from noreply@umart.com.au or similar, and check whether a family member used your card for a purchase. For questions or disputes, you can submit a support ticket through the Umart website (Support/Help section) or contact your local store using the phone number listed on their Contact page; have your full name, order number, and the last four digits of the card ready. If you still can’t identify the transaction, contact your bank to query or dispute the charge, and consider cancelling your card if you suspect unauthorized use.