Sell FC 27 Coins for Cash

How selling FC 27 coins works

Coins can only change clubs through the transfer market, so every sale runs through it, whether you call them FC 27 coins, FUT coins or, like plenty of longtime players, FIFA coins. After you accept a quote, we put a player card up for auction with Buy Now set to the agreed amount. You search for that card by name, purchase it from your own club, and the coins leave your balance with that one purchase. Nobody else signs in to your account, and on your side every step is one you take yourself.

Two details are worth knowing before you ask. EA keeps a tax on every completed sale on the market, so your quote spells out both the number of coins that leave your club and the dollar amount you receive for them; the EA tax calculator shows how that cut works. Your account also needs transfer market access before it can bid or purchase. If you are new this season and the market is still locked, our guide on unlocking the transfer market covers how EA opens it. A large balance may be moved in several listings rather than one, and the quote tells you how many to expect.

What we pay for FC 27 coins

You won't find a rate table on this page, and that's on purpose. A sell quote only means something on the day it's given, so each quote is worked out for one request and holds for the period the reply states. Three things shape what your FIFA coins fetch.

• Platform. Each console family and the computer version keep separate clubs and separate markets, and coins aren't worth the same on all of them.
• Amount. How many coins you have changes how the transfer is planned, so the figure is worked out for your exact number rather than a rounded bracket.
• Season timing. Demand for coins rises and falls through the year. Launch weeks, headline promos like Team of the Year and the quiet last months of a season each push demand in a different direction, so a quote from one month says nothing about the next.

The figures on our price list show what players pay to buy coins today. What you're offered for selling is a separate number, and you see it in writing before anything else happens. If it doesn't suit you, you keep your coins and owe nothing.

Who sells their FUT coins

Most people who want to sell FIFA coins fit one of three situations.

• Players stepping away. A new job, a college semester or a different game takes over, and a club full of coins sits idle. Selling turns that balance into money while it still has a use.
• The end of a season. Coins belong to one year's game: whatever you hold in FC 27 stays behind when the next release arrives. If you already know you'll start fresh next fall, the summer is when leftover coins are worth thinking about.
• Traders with a surplus. Some players make more on the market than their squad needs. Selling part of the balance and keeping the rest for upgrades is a common choice.

Seller safety: your login stays with you

With a transfer by auction we never need your EA email, password or backup codes. You make the purchase yourself, from your console, your computer or the Web App, and that single action is all the deal asks of you. If someone offers to take your coins and wants to sign in to your account to "collect" them, treat it as a reason to walk away.

We also want to be straight about the risk. EA's User Agreement doesn't allow coins to be traded for real money, and that covers selling FIFA coins just as much as buying them. EA can act on accounts it links to coin trading. One purchase from your own club at an agreed figure is the lightest way to move coins, but no method brings the risk to zero. Our page on account risk and coin deals explains how EA looks at trading and which habits keep an account out of trouble.

A few habits help on the selling side too: get every term in writing before you pick up the listed card, keep your EA password and two-factor codes to yourself, and never purchase a card listed at a figure that doesn't match the quote.

Payout methods

How you're paid is settled inside the quote, not sorted out afterward. Before you make the purchase, the reply names the payout method, the amount in US dollars and when the money goes out. If that method doesn't work for you, say so before you sell; when nothing fits, you simply keep your coins.

We don't list payout options on this page, because they're confirmed one request at a time. Money goes out only after the coins have arrived, and only by the method the quote named.

Platforms you can sell from

Ultimate Team keeps one club per console family and a separate one for computers, each with its own transfer market, so FC 27 coins earned on one platform can't be moved to another. That's why the request box asks for your platform first.

• PlayStation. PS5 and PS4 share a single club, so coins on either console count as one PlayStation balance.
• Series X|S and One. Microsoft's two console generations share a club the same way, so one quote covers both.
• Computer. Epic Games Store, Steam or EA app: whichever launcher opens FC 27, the club sits on the EA account linked to it.

Selling from two platforms means two clubs and two separate quotes. When you're ready, send the details through the contact page, or head back to the coin shop if you'd rather top up your club than cash out.