Questions & Answers

For each platform the board takes the cheapest offer that is in stock on the payment page, priced per 1,000 coins in the dollar list it keeps for US shoppers. Multiply that by the amount and you have the total. Nothing is added by this site; the payment method’s own fee appears later, next to the method.

The desk offers 100K, 250K, 500K, 1M, 2M, the sizes the payment page itself lists. If none fits, switch to Own and enter any round figure from 100,000 upward. The total uses the same rate, so an unusual amount is priced at exactly the same rate per coin.

The payment page refuses anything below 100,000 coins for every platform, so the desk does the same instead of sending you to an error. The figure is read together with the prices each morning; should the payment page lower it, the desk follows on the next reading.

Sellers and stock differ from platform to platform, and whichever offer is lowest sets that column. On November 13, 2026 the lowest figure belongs to PC at $8.36 per 100K. The gap moves from day to day; the price board shows recent mornings side by side.

The payment page delivers by Comfort Trade: using the address and backup codes from your order, a seller logs into the club, moves the coins in through the Transfer Market and logs out. Player Auction, where you list cards yourself, is switched off at the moment.

The payment page quotes within 2 hours for Comfort Trade. In practice the countdown means something only once the delivery details are on the order, so send them right after paying. If the window passes without coins, support in live chat can tell you where your order stands.

Better not. Leave Ultimate Team closed on your console or PC and keep the Web App and Companion App shut too. A second sign-in can push the seller out of the club, and then the delivery starts over. Matches outside Ultimate Team do not touch the club.

Give several unused codes from View backup codes in your EA account. Every sign-in uses one, and a delivery can need more than one sign-in. If they run out, support asks for new ones in the order chat. Keep at least one code for yourself so you can always get back in.

Cards (Visa, Mastercard) are typed into a Stripe form; Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link and Klarna sit alongside, and the stablecoins USDT or USDC go through the checkout’s crypto page. PayPal works only on request: ask support first, by chat or on Discord, and a PayPal invoice for the order is sent.

US dollars, when you order from the United States: the payment page keeps a dollar price list for US shoppers, and this board reads that list. Outside the US the payment page may bill euros instead; then the bank behind your card does the exchange at its own rate and sometimes adds a fee of its own.

Within 21 days of the payment, contact the checkout’s support and give your full name, the order number, the order date, the amount with the payment method, and the reason. The answer depends on the case: full money back for an order that failed, partial while delivery runs, minus ten percent for a change of mind.

Yes, plainly. EA’s help pages rule out coins bought from outside sellers and describe comfort trades as damaging to the economy of the game. Possible penalties reach as far as a deleted club or a closed account. The safety page sets out both the rules and the full list of penalties, quoted from EA.

Yes, as long as you play the same Ultimate Team club. Cross-progression inside a console family keeps one club alive on the older and the newer machine. Moving from PlayStation to Xbox or to PC starts a new club, and coins never follow you across that line.

No. Player guides agree that each FC title starts Ultimate Team with a fresh coin balance, so last year’s coins stay behind. The same is true of transfer market bans: an FC 26 market ban does not carry over, but you lose automatic app access and earn it again, while a ban covering the whole FC series does carry over.