UK prices, euro checkout
FIFA coins for your FC 27 club
Set the platform and the amount; the card prices it in pounds before you leave this page.
One rate per thousand coins, whichever pack you choose. This morning PlayStation, Xbox and PC all sit at £6.15 per 100K, and a 2M order costs exactly twenty times what 100K does.
FIFA coins deals, minus the gimmicks
A real deal on coins is a low price that is still there when you reach the payment page. Each morning a script reads every offer in stock for the three platforms and keeps the cheapest one per platform; during the day the order card asks for the current rate and corrects itself if the offer has moved. There are no voucher codes, no ticking clocks and no bonus tiers here, because they tend to hide the per-thousand figure that you actually pay.
What the chips below show is the whole price list for today in pounds. The checkout charges the euro amount, so your bank's conversion decides the last few pence.
- 100K£6.15
- 250K£15.38
- 500K£30.77
- 1M£61.54
- 2M£123.07
FIFA coin shop with a short, honest shelf
This FIFA coin shop sells one thing: Ultimate Team coins for EA SPORTS FC 27, delivered into an existing club. You choose the club's platform, take one of 5 ready packs or type your own figure from 100,000, and pay on a separate checkout page. Everything else players sometimes look for, such as FC Points, finished accounts or single player items, is not on sale here.
- PlayStation covers PS4 and PS5, which share one Ultimate Team club; Xbox covers Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S in the same way.
- PC is a club of its own. Coins ordered for a PC club stay on PC.
- Nintendo Switch clubs are not served, and coins never move from one platform family to another, by EA's design.
If you are unsure which family your club belongs to, open Ultimate Team on the device you normally play on: that club is the one to name in the order, and what its balance buys this season is covered under FUT 27 coins. Prices for every pack and platform sit on the FIFA coins value page, refreshed each morning, and the order card at the top works them out for you.
Three stops between this page and your club
A checkout filled in for you
The order card sends you on with the platform and amount already filled in. You pay in euros by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Link, Klarna or crypto; each method shows its service fee beside its name.
Two details for the trader
Once paid, a short form asks for the e-mail address of your EA account and a few backup codes. Each code is single-use, so give several in case one is spent during the trade.
Hands off the club
Stay out of Ultimate Team on every device while the order runs. Delivery is within 2 hours; when the balance has grown, the order waits for your confirmation and then closes.
A longer walk through every status, with what to check before you pay, is in the guide that answers can you buy coins in FIFA.
FIFA coins auction: why that route is off here
Two delivery routes exist in the coin trade. In the auction route you list a low-value player on the Transfer Market at an agreed high price and the seller's account snaps it up, which turns the payment into a sale on your side. It sounds tidy, but you have to be online at the right moment, and EA gives every item a minimum and a maximum listing price, so one card can only carry so much and big orders turn into a chain of trades.
The checkout this site uses has the player auction route switched off, so every order here goes by Comfort Trade: the trader signs in to your club with the e-mail and backup codes you supply and does the transfers while you stay away. You do not list anything yourself and you do not watch the market. The cost of that comfort is trust, which is why this site keeps a separate page on safety and EA's rules, linked in the menu.
Why the auction route is off
It is a setting of the checkout, read from its data every morning. If it is ever switched on there, this page will say so; until then, Comfort Trade is the only way in.
FIFA coins EA pays out, and the ones it forbids
Coins are the game currency of Ultimate Team: you earn them in matches, Rivals and Squad Battles rewards, quick sales and trading, and you spend them on players, packs and challenges. EA itself sells FC Points, never coins, and EA's help pages say plainly that buying game FIFA coins from a third party breaks its rules. Comfort trades appear there by name, described as damage to the game's economy.
EA lists what it may do when it finds bought coins: remove the coins, limit or close the Transfer Market for that account, delete the club or ban it from online play, and it notes that a first case can be enough. Nobody, this shop included, can promise that an order goes unnoticed. Decide with that in mind; if you would rather not take the risk, playing for coins costs nothing but time, and FC 27 pays noticeably more per match than last season, according to EA.
Ways to keep the risk down
- Two-factor sign-in on your EA account, with backup codes saved
- No logins on console, PC or the apps during delivery
- Spending coins at a normal pace afterwards
Questions buyers ask
For which platforms does this shop deliver?
Why is the pound figure called an estimate?
Which details does the trader get from me?
Can I keep playing while the order runs?
What happens if I change my mind?
Your FC 27 club, topped up
Choose the platform and the pack at the top of the page: from 100,000 coins, priced in pounds, charged in euros.