Consumer Protection Cooperation Network launches coordinated actions against nine companies on in-game currency

Consumer Protection Cooperation Network launches coordinated actions against nine companies on in-game currency CPC Network is enforcing the EU's Key Principles on in-game virtual currencies against firms such as King, Supercell, Mojang, Riot Games, and Activision Blizzard UK On 30 September 2026, the Consumer Protection Cooperation (CPC) Network launched coordinated actions against nine video games companies. Through these measures, the CPC Network is enforcing the European Union's Key Principles on in-game virtual currencies against Hunt: Showdown 1896 (Crytek GmbH), Forge of Empires (InnoGames GmbH), Candy Crush Saga (King.com Operations Malta Limited), Minecraft and Mech Arena (Mojang AB), Gardenscapes (Plarium Europe S.à.r.l.), PLR Worldwide Sales Limited, Valorant (Riot Games Limited), Clash of Clans (Supercell Oy), and For Honor (Ubisoft EMEA SAS). In parallel, the CPC Network is conducting an action with Activision Blizzard UK Limited to ensure compliance with EU consumer law in the games Diablo Immortal and Call of Duty Mobile. Read this next - Nintendo of America awarded $4.5m in lawsuit from Redditor for pirating Switch hardware and software - Dutch consumer group files lawsuit against Epic for misleading young players on Fortnite, seeking more than €100m in compensation - Apple faces £2bn lawsuit over implementation of App Tracking Transparency framework