About Mojang Studios
Mojang Studios is a Swedish video game developer headquartered in Stockholm, best known for creating Minecraft, one of the world’s most popular sandbox games. Now part of Microsoft, Mojang develops and maintains Minecraft: Java Edition for PC, Minecraft (Bedrock Edition) for consoles, mobile, and Windows, plus related services such as Minecraft Realms, Minecraft Realms Plus, and Minecraft Marketplace content. Purchases may include game licenses, subscription-based multiplayer servers, in‑game currency (Minecoins), and downloadable content such as texture packs, skins, and worlds.
A Mojang or Minecraft-related charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you buy the Minecraft game, renew a Minecraft Realms or Realms Plus subscription, purchase Minecoins or Marketplace content, or upgrade from one edition to another. Charges can be one‑time (buying the base game or a content pack), recurring (monthly Realms/Realms Plus subscriptions), or temporary authorization holds when you first add or update a payment method. Depending on how and where you purchased, the descriptor might show as “MOJANG,” “MOJANG AB,” “MICROSOFT*MOJANG,” “MICROSOFT*XBOX,” or the name of a platform store such as Google Play, Apple App Store, Nintendo, PlayStation, or Microsoft Store.
To verify a Mojang-related charge, first check your Minecraft or Microsoft account purchase history at account.microsoft.com/billing or the store where you bought the game or subscription (Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo, App Store, Google Play, etc.). Look for recent purchases of Minecraft, Realms, Realms Plus, or Minecoins that match the date and amount. If you still have questions, visit help.minecraft.net and submit a support request with the date, amount, last four digits of the card, and any statement descriptors. Common issues—such as unintended Realms renewals, duplicate purchases across multiple accounts, or child account purchases—are usually resolved by adjusting or cancelling the subscription and, where eligible, requesting a refund through the original store’s refund process.