About CodeTwo
CodeTwo is a Polish software company based in Jelenia Góra that specializes in tools for Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Exchange. Their flagship products include CodeTwo Email Signatures 365 for centralized email signature management in Outlook, OWA, and mobile devices; CodeTwo Office 365 Migration and CodeTwo Exchange Migration for moving mailboxes between environments; and CodeTwo Backup for Office 365 and Exchange for long‑term, granular backup and recovery. CodeTwo serves organizations of all sizes worldwide, from small businesses to large enterprises and public institutions, and is a long‑standing Microsoft Partner.
A CodeTwo charge on your bank or card statement typically relates to a purchase or renewal of one of their products, most commonly CodeTwo Email Signatures 365, migration licenses, or backup licenses. Charges may be for a subscription (usually per‑user licensing billed monthly or annually), a one‑time license for on‑premises products, or a temporary authorization hold when you first add or update a card. You may also see a charge after a free trial ends if auto‑renewal is enabled, or for adding more seats/users to an existing subscription partway through a billing period.
If you’re unsure about a CodeTwo charge, first check your email inbox (and spam folder) for invoices, order confirmations, or license keys from the @codetwo.com domain—these documents will list the product name, billing period, and amount. Next, sign in to your CodeTwo account or the Microsoft 365 tenant where the product is installed to review active subscriptions and billing details. For help, go to codetwo.com and use the Support or Contact section to open a support ticket or find regional phone numbers; have your order number, invoice, or the first and last 4 digits of the charged card ready. If the charge is unauthorized, contact CodeTwo support immediately and then speak with your bank or card issuer to dispute or block further payments if necessary.