Buying guide
A plain guide for anyone who wants more coins in Ultimate Team without grinding for weeks. It covers what to set up before you buy, how an order runs from checkout to delivery, both delivery methods, what separates a safe seller from a risky one and what to do once the coins land. Most orders finish within 10–45 minutes, and every one carries a 72-hour guarantee.
| No. | Step | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pick | Choose PS5/PS4, Xbox or PC in the order card and type an amount from 100K to 20M. The dollar total updates as you type. |
| 2 | Pay | Checkout opens on our partner's storefront with your platform and amount filled in. Pay in US dollars by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. |
| 3 | Add your login | On the order page, enter your EA login plus backup codes or a one-time code, then close Ultimate Team on every device. |
| 4 | Receive | An agent signs in to the Web App and moves the coins in with ordinary Transfer Market trades. Most orders take 10–45 minutes. |
After delivery
A few minutes of housekeeping that keeps your club in your hands.
Open Ultimate Team and compare your coins with the order.
Set a new EA password as soon as the order page says done.
Generate new codes so the ones you shared stop working.
Hold on to it for 72 hours in case you need the guarantee.
Coins arrive through the Transfer Market, so your club needs access to it. EA opens the market to new accounts after some play, and a fresh account without it can't receive coins by any method. Check that you can sign in to the FC 27 Web App and see the Transfer Market there. Clear a few spots on your transfer list too, since the agent needs room to trade.
Next, set up two-step verification in your EA account settings and generate backup codes. A backup code lets the agent sign in once without a code from your phone, so delivery doesn't stall at 3am waiting for you. Never share your email password; the EA login and a backup code are all an order needs.
Start in the order card on the home page. Pick the platform your club is on, because coins stay on the platform they're delivered to. Today 100K costs $9.23 on PlayStation and Xbox and $8.31 on PC, and the rate is the same at any size. Type an amount or tap a pack, then press buy.
Checkout opens on our partner's secure storefront with the platform and amount already set, so there's nothing to re-enter. You pay in US dollars by Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay or Google Pay; card details stay with the payment provider and never reach this site.
After payment you land on the order page. Add the EA login of the club that should receive the coins, plus backup codes or a one-time code. Then close FC 27 on your console or PC and the Companion app on your phone. From here the delivery agent takes over, and you can follow the status on the order page or ask live chat at any hour.
Comfort Trade is the hands-off method. You give the agent access to your club through the EA login and a backup code. The agent signs in to the Web App, buys and sells cards on the Transfer Market until the coins sit in your club, then signs out. You don't list anything or watch prices. What you see at the end is a higher coin balance and, sometimes, a few cards traded in and out along the way.
Most Comfort Trade orders finish within 10–45 minutes. Big orders, such as a million coins or more, are moved in batches so each trade stays an ordinary size, and they take longer. The one thing that stops a delivery is a session clash: open the game anywhere and the agent's session ends.
With Player Auction you keep your login. You list a player card on the Transfer Market at a price agreed with the seller, and the seller buys it, so the coins come to you as the sale price minus EA's 5% tax. It suits players who don't want to share account access. Our partner has Player Auction switched off right now, so checkout offers Comfort Trade only. We'll show it again if that changes.
| Comfort Trade | Player Auction | |
|---|---|---|
| What you share | EA login and a backup code | Nothing, you list a card |
| Your part | Stay logged out | List the agreed card |
| Speed | Most orders in 10–45 minutes | Depends on listings |
| EA tax | Handled by the agent | 5% of the sale price |
| Available now | Yes | Currently unavailable |
Before you pay any seller, look for four things. A written guarantee with a clear window and clear exclusions, like our 72-hour guarantee. A real checkout with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay, which gives you a way to dispute a charge, rather than crypto or a gift card only. Support you can reach before you buy, not just after. And honest talk about risk: EA's terms forbid buying coins, so a seller who promises zero risk is selling a story. Our safety page goes deeper into what EA looks for.
The price per 100K is flat, so $46.17 for 500K on PlayStation is five times the 100K rate. Coins tend to cost more in the first weeks of a season and around big promos, when everyone wants coins for new cards, and calm down between them. The price board keeps a daily history so you can see where today sits. Ordering just before a promo means you have coins when card prices move.
PS5 and PS4 share one club and one price, so a single order covers both. See PlayStation coins.
Series X|S and Xbox One also share a club. Details are on Xbox coins.
PC is its own market with its own price, whether you launch from the EA app, Steam or Epic. See PC coins.
Delivery methods
Comfort Trade is the method checkout offers today.
You share your EA login and a backup code. An agent signs in to the Web App, brings the coins over with regular trades and signs out again.
You list a player and we buy it at the agreed price, so your login stays with you. Our partner has this method switched off right now, so checkout doesn't offer it.
FAQ
Today 100K costs $9.23 on PlayStation and Xbox and $8.31 on PC. The rate is flat from 100K to 20M, and the price board updates it every day from our partner, so the total you see matches checkout.
One million coins cost $92.34 on PlayStation and Xbox and $83.11 on PC today. That's ten times the 100K rate, with no premium for the size. A million is delivered in batches, so it takes longer than a small top-up.
EA doesn't sell coins directly; it sells FC Points. Coins come from other players, which is what coin shops arrange: you pay, and an agent moves the coins into your club through the Transfer Market. EA's terms forbid it, so some risk always remains.
FC Points are EA's premium currency, bought with real money. You spend them on packs and some items in the store, but you can't use them on the Transfer Market, so they don't buy a specific player. Coins do.
Coins are earned in the game: by trading on the Transfer Market, completing objectives and selling cards. Sellers do this at scale across many clubs and then move the coins to buyers with ordinary trades.
Yes. Orders are open for FC 27 on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC, delivered by Comfort Trade. Your club needs Transfer Market access first.
It's possible. EA's terms forbid buying coins, and penalties range from a Transfer Market ban to a coin wipe. Ordinary-sized trades and a clean account routine keep the risk low but not at zero. Read more on is it safe.
Pick a platform and an amount in the order card, pay in dollars, and Comfort Trade does the rest. 72-hour guarantee on every order.