Codashop is a global digital marketplace operated by Coda Payments where customers can buy game credits, in‑game currency, and digital vouchers for popular games and apps using a wide range of local payment methods.
Codashop is an online top‑up platform run by Singapore‑based fintech company Coda Payments. It allows players to purchase in‑game currencies, game credits, gift cards, and app vouchers for titles like Mobile Legends, Call of Duty: Mobile, Genshin Impact, and many others, often without needing a credit card or in‑app store. Millions of gamers use Codashop across dozens of countries because it supports local payment options and delivers purchased content directly to their game accounts within seconds.([app.codashop.com](https://app.codashop.com/en-us/?utm_source=openai))
A card charge labeled something like “EM‑KODASHOP” is very likely a payment processed through Codashop for game currency, a digital voucher, or similar digital content. The slightly altered spelling in the descriptor ("kodashop" instead of "codashop") can come from how the descriptor was registered with the processor or truncated by the issuing bank. In most legitimate cases, the cardholder (or someone with access to their device or account) completed a purchase on Codashop, and the amount will match a recent top‑up or voucher purchase. However, there are also scam sites using similar names such as "kodashop" domains, so it’s important to confirm that any purchase you recognize was made on the official Codashop website.([la.support.codashop.com](https://la.support.codashop.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001997075-Avoid-being-scammed-by-fake-Codashop?utm_source=openai))
If you don’t recognize this charge, first check your email for a Codashop receipt and review your game and app accounts for recent top‑ups. You can also contact Codashop’s customer support through the official support portal listed on codashop.com to look up the transaction using your email, order ID, and payment details.([us.support.codashop.com](https://us.support.codashop.com/hc/en-us?utm_source=openai)) If you still cannot match the charge to a legitimate purchase, contact your card issuer to review the transaction, dispute unauthorized activity, and request a new card if necessary. Always ensure you only enter payment information on the official Codashop site (codashop.com) or country subdomains linked from it, and avoid look‑alike URLs that use misspellings like “kodashop” which may indicate phishing or unauthorized third‑party sites.
Bank Statement Variations
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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Codashop.
Why does my card statement show “EM‑KODASHOP” instead of “Codashop”?
Card descriptors are often shortened or slightly altered by payment processors and banks. A label like “EM‑KODASHOP” is most likely Codashop with a prefix (such as an internal code like “EM‑”) and a truncated or mistyped name. If you recently bought game credits or a digital voucher on Codashop and the amount matches, this is probably that transaction. If you never used Codashop, contact your bank and Codashop support to investigate.
What kinds of purchases typically result in a Codashop charge on my card?
Codashop charges usually come from buying in‑game currency (for example, diamonds, points, or coins), game credits, or digital vouchers and gift cards for supported games and apps. These are generally one‑time purchases, although you might see multiple charges if you made several top‑ups in a short period or purchased for multiple games or accounts.([app.codashop.com](https://app.codashop.com/en-us/?utm_source=openai))
Does Codashop offer subscriptions or recurring billing that could cause repeated charges?
Codashop is primarily used for one‑time top‑ups and voucher purchases, and most users will only see standalone charges that match each purchase. Some digital services sold via Codashop may renew periodically if you explicitly enroll in a recurring plan or subscription code. If you see repeated charges you don’t expect, review your Codashop purchase history and any linked game or app subscriptions, then contact Codashop support and your card issuer if needed.
How can I verify a Codashop charge and get a copy of the receipt?
Look for a confirmation email from Codashop sent at the time of purchase; it will include the order ID, product details, and amount. If you created or used a Codashop account, you can also review your purchase history on the official Codashop website for your country. If you cannot find the receipt, reach out to Codashop customer support via the official support portal and provide the last 4 digits of your card, transaction date, currency, and amount so they can locate the order.([us.support.codashop.com](https://us.support.codashop.com/hc/en-us?utm_source=openai))
How do I request a refund or resolve a problem with a Codashop purchase?
Refunds on Codashop are limited because in‑game currencies and digital vouchers are often non‑refundable once delivered. If there was an error (for example, you entered the wrong game ID, did not receive credits, or were charged twice), contact Codashop support immediately through their official help center with your order ID, screenshots, and payment proof. They will investigate and may coordinate with the game publisher to correct delivery issues or reverse duplicate charges where possible. If you believe the charge is fraudulent and Codashop cannot help, file a dispute with your card issuer.
What payment methods does Codashop accept, and what charge amounts are common?
Depending on your country, Codashop accepts various local and international methods, including credit and debit cards, digital wallets, bank transfers, carrier billing, and other local options.([app.codashop.com](https://app.codashop.com/en-us/?utm_source=openai)) Charge amounts typically correspond exactly to the top‑up denomination (for example, a fixed price for a specific bundle of diamonds or a fixed‑value gift card) plus any applicable taxes or fees. Multiple small‑to‑medium charges on the same day often indicate several separate top‑ups rather than a single subscription.
Can a Codashop transaction appear as a pending or temporary authorization on my card?
Yes. When you attempt a purchase, your bank may place a temporary authorization hold to verify the card, which can appear as a pending Codashop‑related transaction. If the payment fails or is canceled, that pending line should drop off automatically within a few days and never post as a final charge. If a pending Codashop charge remains for more than a week or posts despite an error, contact both Codashop support and your bank to clarify the status and request a reversal if appropriate.
How can I make sure I’m using the official Codashop site and not a fake “Kodashop” site?
Always start from the official domain codashop.com or your country’s Codashop site linked from it, and check that the URL uses the correct spelling “codashop” plus HTTPS.([la.support.codashop.com](https://la.support.codashop.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001997075-Avoid-being-scammed-by-fake-Codashop?utm_source=openai)) Be wary of links sent via social media or chat that use slightly different spellings like “kodashop” or unusually cheap offers. If you’re unsure, manually type codashop.com into your browser or follow links from the official game publisher’s payment or top‑up pages before entering any login or card details.