Daily prices · PlayStation, Xbox, PC
Cheap FC Coins and Today’s Prices
What FC coins cost today on every platform, read from our partner marketplace on 27 October 2026. The lowest rate is on PC: €6.87 per 100K.
Prices today, 27 October 2026
- PlayStation€7.02per 100K · €70.16 per 1M
- Xbox€7.02per 100K · €70.16 per 1M
- PC€6.87per 100K · €68.69 per 1M
Every package on every platform
The table lists the ready packages of the order card at today’s rate. Any other amount above the minimum works the same way, and the card calculates it for you. Looking for cheap FC coins for one platform only? The platform pages show the same rates with a table per club.
| Amount | PlayStation | Xbox | PC |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100,000 coins | €7.02 | €7.02 | €6.87 |
| 250,000 coins | €17.54 | €17.54 | €17.17 |
| 500,000 coins | €35.08 | €35.08 | €34.34 |
| 1,000,000 coins | €70.16 | €70.16 | €68.69 |
| 2,000,000 coins | €140.32 | €140.32 | €137.38 |
One rate for every amount
The rate for FC 27 coins does not change with the size of the order. Twice the coins cost twice as much, with no small-order surcharge and no bulk discount, so the rate per 100K is all you need to compare days or platforms.
| Platform | per 1,000 | per 100,000 | per 1,000,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| PlayStation | €0.070 | €7.02 | €70.16 |
| Xbox | €0.070 | €7.02 | €70.16 |
| PC | €0.069 | €6.87 | €68.69 |
Cheap FC coins in this sense means a fair market rate with nothing hidden on top, not a teaser price that grows at checkout. The only addition is the fee of the payment method, explained further down. Whatever you then do with the coins on the Transfer Market, the rate you paid stays the same for every coin in the order.
What moves the price
Our partner is a marketplace on which sellers post their own offers for each platform. Every morning we read the cheapest offer that is in stock, and that rate goes into this page, the order card and every amount you see on FCCoins. When the cheapest seller runs out, or a lower offer appears, the number changes with our next reading.
Plenty of things can make sellers adjust their rates during a season. Rather than guess at the causes, we keep the numbers: the chart below shows the rate per 100K for each day we have recorded, with PlayStation and Xbox drawn as one line whenever they cost the same.
- Lowest on PlayStation and Xbox: €7.02 (27 Oct)
- Lowest on PC: €6.83 (22 Oct)
- 6 days of data so far
The chart starts on 22 October 2026, the first day we recorded, and gains one point every day; it always shows the latest 30. The lowest figure in that window is listed under the chart for each platform, so you can see at a glance how today compares.
Cheap is good, but check what comes with it
A low price only helps if the FC 27 coins arrive and your money is protected when they do not. When you compare offers, look past the number at four things: how the coins are delivered, how long it takes, what the refund policy says and how you reach support.
Cheap FC coins are only a good deal when all four answers are clear. Here they are Comfort Trade, within 2 hours, 21 days from payment to ask for a refund, and the chat on the checkout site. A rate far below the market can mean a different delivery method, a seller nobody can check or no refund at all; we would rather show a fair price that is real.
The platform matters more than a few cents, too. Coins never leave the club that received them, so pick the platform you play on. Which consoles share a club is explained on the platforms page.
How many coins to buy
Start from the plan for your squad, not from the package list. Check what the players you want are going for on the Transfer Market of your own club, add those figures up and keep some room on top, because values can shift between the moment you look and the moment the order is complete. Then round up: besides the ready packages (100K, 250K, 500K, 1M and 2M), the order card takes any number from 100,000.
Buying a little more than the exact sum is usually the calmer choice. Spare FC 27 coins stay in your club for the next squad challenge, whereas falling a few thousand short means waiting for match rewards or placing a second order, with a second delivery and a second round of details.
It also helps to know where FC 27 coins can go before you spend them. They buy players on the market and cover squad challenges, but a player item handed in to an SBC leaves your club for good, and items EA labels untradeable cannot be put up for sale later. Decide which cards you plan to keep, and the amount you need becomes much easier to judge.
What one purchase includes
When you buy here, you buy FC 27 coins delivered into the club you name, nothing else: no account, no player cards, no packs. The figure you enter in the card equals what reaches your balance once the delivery is complete. They do not arrive in one go; a trader logs in to your Ultimate Team through the Web App and moves them over in a series of market trades, so on a large purchase the balance may grow in steps.
Delivery by Comfort Trade takes within 2 hours, counted from the moment you send the details after payment: your EA login e-mail and some backup codes, as a minimum. Each code is valid once, and nothing can be edited after you submit, so read it through first. Its status sits in the order chat until the full amount has been delivered and the order is marked completed.
Buy for the club you play with
FC 27 coins stay in the club that received them. One club covers PS4 and PS5, a second covers Xbox One and Series XS, and the computer version has its own. EA offers no tool for moving a balance between them, and its rules count passing coins to someone else’s account as distribution. The lowest rate on this page is only worth having if it belongs to the platform you actually play on.
Playing on two platforms means two clubs and two orders of FC 27 coins, each with the details of the EA account behind that club. Switching consoles within one family during the season, for example from PS4 to PS5, takes the coins along; a move to the other console family or to the computer means a new club there.
After you have bought
The rate you paid is fixed for that order. If the market rate falls the next morning, the difference is not paid back, since the policy of our partner marketplace excludes refunds for later price changes; if it rises, your order is not affected either. What the policy does cover is an order that cannot be completed: you get your money back in full, or in part if delivery had already begun, and you have 21 days from payment to ask.
Questions while the coins are on their way go to support in the order chat, not to EA. EA does not sell coins and treats buying them from third parties as a breach of its rules; the safety page sets out what that means for your account.
What the checkout adds
The order card shows the price of the coins only. At the checkout of our partner marketplace each payment method carries its own service fee, shown next to the method and added on top: card on a secure Stripe page, cryptocurrency in USDT or USDC, or PayPal if you ask support for a payment link before you pay.
You see the complete sum, fee included, before you confirm. Nothing is charged on FCCoins itself, and closing the checkout before confirming costs nothing.
Selling later: the EA tax
If you ever sell a player on the Transfer Market, EA keeps part of the sale price as tax. Player guides for FC 27 put it at 5%, paid by the seller, with no tax on buying, listing or listings that expire. EA does not state the figure on its own help pages, so treat 5% as the community’s number. The calculator on the right shows what a sale leaves you with.
EA also sets a minimum and a maximum price for every item on the Transfer Market. It confirms these ranges exist but does not publish the values, so we do not quote any. EA itself lists quick-selling tradeable items among the fair ways to earn coins, next to selling them on the market.
Questions about prices
How much is 1 FC coin?
Coins are priced per thousand. Today a thousand of them come to €0.070 for a PlayStation or Xbox club, against €0.069 for PC. A single coin is therefore a small fraction of a cent, which is why nobody sells them one by one. Orders start at 100,000 coins, and the order card moves in steps of 10,000 above that minimum.
How much are 500,000 FC coins?
Half a million costs €35.08 for a PlayStation or Xbox club, against €34.34 for PC at today’s rate. The figure covers the coins only; whichever payment method you choose adds its own fee at checkout. Because it follows the daily rate of our partner marketplace, the same order tomorrow can cost slightly more or less.
Is there a discount for big orders?
No, and there is no surcharge for small ones either. The rate per 100K is the same whether you order one package or twenty, so two million coins cost exactly twenty times as much as one hundred thousand. That keeps the arithmetic simple: multiply the price per 100K by the number of hundred-thousands you need.
Why does the price change from day to day?
Our partner is a marketplace where sellers post their own offers. Every morning we read the cheapest offer that is in stock for each platform. When that seller runs out, or someone posts a lower rate, the figure on this site changes the next time we read it. We record the result instead of guessing at the reasons.
Does the order card show what I will pay?
It shows the price of the coins at today’s rate. At checkout each payment method adds its own service fee, displayed next to the method before you choose it. You see the complete sum, fee included, before you confirm, and you can still go back at that point without paying anything.
Today’s rate, no surprises
€6.87 per 100K on PC, plus only the fee of your payment method. FC 27 coins arrive within 2 hours.