Unfortunately, there is no way to transfer the game license from one account to another. If you have purchased the game on the wrong account, please contact Minecraft support and we will be happy to assist you with getting a refund. This way, you may re-purchase the game on the correct account.
Can you transfer a Minecraft account?
You can change your email address by migrating your Minecraft account to a Mojang account. If you do not yet have a Mojang account, you can migrate directly from and a Mojang account with your new email address will be created during the process.
Can I merge 2 Minecraft accounts?
Those who already have a Microsoft account will be able to simply merge it with their Mojang account. However, players who have multiple Java accounts will need to migrate each one into a separate Microsoft account.
Can you transfer Minecraft to another Microsoft account?
If you are playing on PC or Mobile, you can just buy Minecraft again, and transfer worlds. Theoretically, if you are on mobile (and maybe PC), you just need to sign in with a different Microsoft account, but I can not confirm that. – Potterton Feb 1 at 21:35
How do I make a second Minecraft account for my son?
If you wish to be more advanced, you can also download and run the dedicated server on a computer: Realms is a server hosting solution – it is not a second copy of Minecraft. In fact, if you’re playing in the same home, you can host minecraft on your computer and your son can join in via LAN without needing Realms.
Can you transfer Minecraft profile to Windows 10?
As stated in another answer, you cannot transfer profile stats, however there are two accounts used in Minecraft on Windows 10. #1 is the Windows Store MS account you have signed in on your PC to purchase Minecraft. #2 is the Xbox/Windows Live account you used to sign in once Minecraft is launched.
Can you download Minecraft on a different PC?
In your case, you used the same account for both purposes. On a different PC, you can download Minecraft with your Windows Store MS account, but create another Microsoft account for your kid. I suggest creating a proper child account that you can manage to protect them online.
