Questions about FUT coins, answered

FUT coins, also called FC coins, are the in-game currency of Ultimate Team. You use them to buy players on the transfer market, cover SBC requirements and build your squad. They're earned through matches, objectives and trading, and they stay tied to one club on one platform family.

Yes. You can order FC 27 coins for PlayStation, Xbox and PC, from 100K to 20M per order. Coins from FC 26 don't carry over, so the new season needs its own balance. The buying guide walks through each step.

There are two routes. You can earn them in-game through match rewards, objectives, SBCs and trading on the transfer market, which costs time. Or you can buy them, which costs money but arrives quickly. Many players mix both: they trade for fun and top up when a promo card appears.

Only by playing for them. Websites and videos offering free coins, generators or glitches are scams aimed at your login or your card details. No outside tool can add coins to an EA account, and entering your details on one of those pages risks losing the club entirely.

No. FC Points are EA's paid currency for packs and Draft entries, and they can't be exchanged for coins. What 1,000 points cost depends on your platform's store and region, so check there. Opening packs and selling the contents is possible, but the return is unpredictable.

Today a million coins costs €90.25 on consoles and €82.65 on PC. The rate per coin is flat, so the calculator simply multiplies by the amount. Rates follow the market and are refreshed regularly, so the live price page always shows the current figure.

Single coins are too small to price on their own, so the market quotes per 100K. Today that's €9.03 per 100K on PlayStation and Xbox. PC trades on a market of its own and comes in lower today, at €8.27 per 100K. Divide by 100,000 if you want the value of one coin.

Rates are lowest when demand is quiet, usually away from launch week and big promo nights, and they vary by platform. Compare sellers on more than the headline rate: a guarantee, real reviews and card payments matter too. The promo calendar helps you time an order.

Card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna, bank transfer or crypto: 21 methods in all, and which ones you see depends on your country and currency. Payment is taken at the checkout of our partner Onlyfarms, which handles checkout, payment and delivery for FCCoins orders. Your card details go to the checkout, never to us. See payment methods for more detail.

Euros. US dollar amounts use our partner's own exchange rate, while pounds, Australian dollars and Canadian dollars on our pages are estimates at today's market rate. The final amount always appears at checkout before you pay, and your bank may add its own conversion fee.

Comfort Trade orders usually complete in 10–45 minutes. Player Auction depends on how fast you list each card. Order size, a full transfer list or EA server trouble can stretch either. The delivery page breaks down what affects timing and what to do if an order runs late.

With Comfort Trade you share your EA login and a backup code, and the team moves the coins while you stay logged out. With Player Auction you keep your login and list a card at a given figure, which the team buys. One is hands-off, the other keeps your password private.

In several batches. Rather than one huge transfer, a big order is split into a series of smaller ones, with Comfort Trade handled by the team and Player Auction taking several listing rounds. Orders go up to 20M coins, and each one is covered by the same 72-hour guarantee.

It carries some risk, because it breaks EA's rules, and any seller promising zero risk is being dishonest. You can keep the risk low by choosing your delivery method carefully and spending at a normal pace afterwards. The safety page goes through the patterns that get accounts flagged.

Yes. EA's User Agreement doesn't allow buying coins, and EA can respond by removing coins, restricting the transfer market or banning the account. It tends to act on obvious patterns, such as sudden huge balances or cards sold far above their value, rather than on every purchase.

Buying coins breaks EA's terms of service, which is a contract matter between you and EA, not a criminal one. The possible consequences are account measures applied by EA. This is general information rather than legal advice, and rules can differ between countries.

Yes. If you've built up more coins than you need, our sell page explains how it works and what we need from you. Selling breaks the same EA rule as buying, so the same care applies: move coins at a normal pace and change your password after any shared access.

An unlocked transfer market, a small coin balance for listings and bids, and free transfer list slots. For Comfort Trade you also need an unused backup code. If your transfer market is still locked, the unlock guide shows how to open it.

EA asks for a verification code when someone signs in from a new device. A backup code lets the delivery team pass that check without waiting for a code sent to your email or phone. Each code works once; you'll find them in your EA account's security settings.

Yes. PS5 and PS4 use one club, and Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One share another, so coins bought for either generation appear on both. PC is a separate market with its own club. Order for the platform family your Ultimate Team club belongs to.