Connecting from Bedrock Edition

Phones, tablets, consoles, Windows 10/11 Bedrock — full crossplay, no Java account needed.

Sunday Market supports Bedrock Edition through a server-side bridge. You don't need a Java account. Your normal Bedrock login is enough — the bridge handles the rest.


Address	`marketsunday.com`
Port	`19132` (UDP — the Bedrock default)

Add the server

Open Minecraft Bedrock Edition.
Tap / click Servers (the right tab on the play screen).
Tap Add Server at the bottom of the server list.
Server name: anything (Sunday Market).
Server address: marketsunday.com
Port: 19132 (the default Bedrock UDP port).
Save, then tap your new server entry to connect.

On consoles (PS, Xbox, Switch)

Console Bedrock is locked down — Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo restrict third-party servers. The workaround:

On a phone or PC running Bedrock, add Sunday Market as above.
Connect once.
On your console, the server now appears under Friends → Featured Servers (some consoles) or via the BedrockTogether trick.

The cleanest path is usually: add and play once on PC/mobile Bedrock to save the server, then it'll federate to your console.

A required resource pack auto-downloads on join. Accept it — same content as the Java pack (brand fonts, item textures, custom icons), translated for Bedrock. Decline and you'll see the prompt every join.

What works the same as Java

Same chat (you'll see Java players, they'll see you)
Same economy (/balance, shops, trade, payouts)
Same world (one shared overworld, Nether, End)
Same ranks (auto-promoted by hours played)
Same brewing, custom enchantments, runes, sign teleporters, etc.

What's slightly different on Bedrock

Inventory and chest UI look like Bedrock's native — that's expected, the bridge translates between the two formats
Some custom block icons may appear as the closest vanilla equivalent — the resource pack covers most but not all
/give and command-block items with Java-only NBT may behave oddly — these are admin-only anyway
Map item rendering differs slightly between editions

Common Bedrock issues

"Connection failed" or "Server not found" — double-check the port (19132/UDP, not 19133). Some Bedrock clients default to 19133 (the IPv6 alt) and it doesn't work. Force port 19132.

Resource pack failed to download — Bedrock pack URLs sometimes fail on cellular networks. Try wi-fi.

Stuck loading on join — Bedrock initial connection can take 10–30 seconds while chunks transfer. Give it a minute. If it still fails, the bridge may have a transient issue — restart Bedrock and retry.

Account: yes, you really don't need a Java one

The bridge generates a unique linked identity for your Bedrock account. Your username appears with a small visual marker indicating Bedrock origin. Java players see you as a normal player; you can chat, trade, fight, and shop with them.