What you need before you buy
Most US players still say FIFA coins, others say FUT coins or FC coins, and all of them mean the currency of your FC 27 Ultimate Team club. The order flow is the same whatever you call it.
Delivery happens in EA's Web App, so your club needs transfer market access there. Returning players who had access in any of the last three games (FC 24 to FC 26) found it open in the FC 27 Web App on day one. Other players unlock it through active days: on each one, finish three Ultimate Team matches in full and log in to either app before that UTC day ends. Our guide to unlocking the market converts that UTC day into Eastern and Pacific time.
Before you buy FC 27 coins, also have:
- The EA email and password of the club that should receive the coins.
- EA backup codes, or the inbox or app where EA sends your one-time code, so the agent can pass two-step verification.
- One FC 27 Ultimate Team login in the game itself. From November 7 at 6:59pm ET (3:59pm PT), EA keeps the Web and Companion Apps working only for players who have done that.
- Time away from Ultimate Team on console, browser and phone until the order is marked complete.
Four steps to buy FUT coins
Step 1: Choose your platform and amount
Open the order calculator, pick the tab for your club and type the number of FC 27 coins you need (100K minimum, 20M maximum). Today's rate per 100K: $9.23 for PlayStation and Xbox, $8.31 for PC, the lowest of the three. There's no bulk discount and no surcharge: every 100K in a big order costs what the first one does.
Step 2: Pay on the secure checkout
The buy button opens our partner's secure storefront, where you can pay for your FIFA coins by Google Pay, Apple Pay, Mastercard or Visa. You're charged in US dollars and see the final total before you confirm. The payment methods page covers each option.
Step 3: Share your EA login and a code
Your order page asks for the EA email and password plus backup codes or a one-time EA code. That's everything the agent needs to get in.
Step 4: The coins arrive
Delivery usually takes 10–45 minutes, while large amounts are split into batches and take longer in total. The delivery times page breaks the wait down by order size. Once the order reads complete, your FC coins are ready to spend.
How Comfort Trade works, step by step
This is the method behind every order on the site right now. Once your details are in:
- Using your EA login and code, a delivery agent gets into the FC 27 Web App.
- The agent makes ordinary transfer market trades that bring the FC 27 coins into your club.
- On a big order, the trades are spread across batches instead of one burst.
- The agent signs out and marks the order complete.
Console network and Steam passwords are never needed, since everything runs inside EA's Web App. Your one job is to stay out of Ultimate Team meanwhile, because logging in yourself can end the agent's session and stall the order.
Player Auction: what it is, and why checkout doesn't offer it now
This method needs no login. You list a player card at a price agreed with the seller, the seller's account buys it, and the coins reach you through that sale, minus EA's 5% tax on every completed sale. It isn't available at checkout right now. For a closer look at both options, read our Comfort Trade vs Player Auction guide.
Which method to choose
| | Comfort Trade | Player Auction |
| Speed | Usually 10–45 minutes; large orders in batches | No time to quote while it's off |
| What you hand over | EA login plus a backup or one-time code | No login; you list a card |
| What you do meanwhile | Stay out of Ultimate Team | Keep the listing live until it sells |
| Availability | Every order from 100K to 20M | Currently unavailable at checkout |
If you'd rather not manage listings, the first column is the hands-off choice, and today it's the only one you can buy with.
Buying FIFA coins safely: signs of a careful seller
Whoever you buy from, a few signs separate a careful service from a sloppy one:
- The method is spelled out before you pay, including exactly what you'll be asked for.
- Only your EA login. A seller asking for your PlayStation Network or Steam password wants more than delivery requires.
- Card or wallet payment. A card, Apple Pay or Google Pay leaves a clear record with your bank.
- A written guarantee with a time limit. Ours runs 72 hours, and the guarantee page says what it covers.
- Support that answers before you buy. A real chat reply at 1am Pacific tells you more than any badge on a homepage.
- Believable timing. Millions of FC coins take a while to move through ordinary trades, so "instant" is a promise worth questioning.
For EA's rules and the real risk, see is buying FUT coins safe.
What FC 27 coins cost, and when you get more for them
The rate per 100K comes live from our partner's offer and matches checkout; the coin price table lists every pack size for each platform. FC coins also differ from FC Points: points come from EA, open packs and can't be traded, while coins buy the exact cards you want.
Timing matters more for what the coins buy. Player values often swing when a promo lands, usually on a Friday at 1pm ET (10am PT), and new Team of the Week cards arrive each Wednesday. Buy FC 27 coins before a launch and you can grab a new card early or wait for the market to settle. The FC 27 promo calendar marks which campaigns are confirmed.
Mistakes to avoid once the coins land
- Logging in before the order is marked complete, even if the balance already looks right.
- Keeping the same EA password. Change it once you're back, and generate fresh backup codes.
- Burning the whole balance in one sitting. Spend the way you usually play: some signings, a few SBCs, an upgrade over the next days.
- Passing FC 27 coins to another club. Buying a friend's cheap card at a huge markup is the kind of trade EA watches for.
- Two orders at once from different sellers. Two deliveries working on one club can lock each other out.
- Reselling FIFA coins for cash. They're meant for your own squad, and flipping them adds a risk you don't need.