At Hobbies Online, we make it easy and secure for you to pay the way that suits you best. Whether you're checking out with a card, digital wallet, or using flexible pay-later options, we've got a range of trusted methods at Check Out Page to choose from:
Visa & Mastercard
We accept all major credit cards including Visa & Mastercard offering a fast and secure way to complete your order.
Google Pay
Use Google Pay to complete your order using the saved payment info from your Google Account. It’s safe, convenient, and perfect for mobile or desktop checkout. For more info, see Google Pay.
Apple Pay
Pay in seconds with Apple Pay, available on supported Apple devices. Enjoy a fast, private, and highly secure checkout experience—no cards or cash needed. For more info, see Apple Pay.
Shop Pay
Speed through checkout with Shop Pay. Just enter the SMS code sent to your phone—no need to re-enter details every time. A fast and secure option for repeat shoppers. For more info, see Shop Pay.
Buy Now, Pay Later options
PayPal
Pay securely using PayPal. Simply choose PayPal at the checkout, log in to your account and pay directly from your linked bank or card, making checkout quick, simple, and safe.
Paypal Pay in 4
What is PayPal Pay in 4? PayPal Pay in 4 is a buy now, pay later option offered by PayPal. It lets you split your purchase into four equal payments, with no interest or late fees. The first payment is made at checkout, and the remaining three are automatically deducted every two weeks.
This option is available for purchases between AUD $30 and $2,000. For full details, please refer to PayPal’s Terms and Conditions.
How Does It Work?
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Select PayPal at checkout
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Choose ‘Pay in 4’ as your payment method
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Complete your purchase and pay the first instalment immediately
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The remaining three payments are debited every two weeks
Who Can Use Pay in 4?
This service is available to Australian residents aged 18 or over who have a personal PayPal account in good standing.
Afterpay
Shop now and pay later with Afterpay. Select Afterpay at checkout to split your purchase into four interest-free payments over six weeks. The first payment is made at the time of purchase, with the remaining three automatically deducted every two weeks.
What is Afterpay?
Afterpay is a buy now, pay later service that allows you to make purchases and pay them off in four equal, interest-free instalments over six weeks. Afterpay pays the retailer upfront on your behalf, and you repay Afterpay over time. This service is free when you pay on time; however, late fees may apply if payments are missed. For more details, please refer to Afterpay's Terms of Service.
How Does It Work?
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Select Afterpay at checkout.
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Log in or create an Afterpay account.
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Pay the first instalment at the time of purchase.
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The remaining three payments are automatically deducted every two weeks.
Who Can Use Afterpay?
Afterpay is available to Australian residents aged 18 or over with a valid debit or credit card. Approval is subject to Afterpay's eligibility criteria, including an assessment of your financial position and repayment history.
Zip
Zip gives you the freedom to shop now and pay later with flexible repayment options tailored to your needs. Whether you're after everyday spending or larger purchases, Zip has a solution for you.
What is Zip Pay?
Zip Pay is a reusable interest-free account offering a credit limit of up to $1,000. It's ideal for everyday purchases. Repayments start from as little as $10 per week. You’ll also receive a digital card you can use anywhere Visa is accepted.
For full terms and the latest offers, visit zip.co.
How Does It Work?
- Select Zip as your payment method at checkout.
- Log in or create a Zip account.
- Choose your preferred repayment schedule (weekly, fortnightly, or monthly).
- Make flexible repayments — Zip Pay is interest-free if you carry no balance.
Who Can Use Zip Pay?
Zip Pay is available to Australian residents aged 18 or over with a valid debit or credit card. Eligibility is subject to approval based on your credit history, financial situation, and repayment capacity.