Euro prices · 13 November 2026
How much are FC coins today?
FC coins cost from €7.38 per 100K this morning, one rate per thousand for every bundle. Pick a console and an amount below and the box prices it with the rate of this very minute.FC coins from €7.38 per 100K today.
Every bundle on every console, in euros
The answer to how much are FC coins changes once a day at least, so the grid below is rebuilt from the checkout's offers each morning. Each cell is the cheapest offer in stock for that console multiplied by the amount; there is no discount ladder hidden behind the bigger rows. Amounts outside the ready bundles can be typed into the Other field of the order box and follow the same rate.
| Coins | PlayStation | Xbox | PC |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100,000 | €7.38 | €7.38 | €7.47 |
| 250,000 | €18.46 | €18.46 | €18.67 |
| 500,000 | €36.92 | €36.92 | €37.34 |
| 750,000 | €55.38 | €55.38 | €56.01 |
| 1,000,000 | €73.85 | €73.85 | €74.68 |
| 1,500,000 | €110.77 | €110.77 | €112.02 |
| 2,000,000 | €147.69 | €147.69 | €149.36 |
| 3,000,000 | €221.53 | €221.53 | €224.05 |
- 100Kfrom €7.38
- 250Kfrom €18.46
- 500Kfrom €36.92
- 1Mfrom €73.85
- 2Mfrom €147.69
What 100K, 500K and 1M coins buy in FC 27 Ultimate Team
A price only means something next to what it buys. In FC 27 the coins arrive as ordinary club balance, and the Transfer Market takes most of it: player items listed by other managers are paid for in coins and in nothing else. Squad Building Challenges come next, because handing in a squad usually means buying a few players to complete it, and the Store sells packs for coins too.
- 100K, from €7.38: a top-up for challenge fodder and the odd squad filler.
- 500K, from €36.92: room for one wanted signing, or several challenges in a row.
- 1M, from €73.85: a reserve for promo weeks, when new items land and popular players change price.
FC Points work differently. EA sells them and they open packs in the Store, yet the Transfer Market accepts only coins, and no button exchanges one currency for the other. The market also runs in the Web App and the Companion App, so once it is unlocked there, coins bought for a console club can be spent from a browser or a phone as well.
What decides the price of a coin bundle
Three things and nothing else. The console sets which offers count, because a PlayStation club cannot receive coins meant for PC. The amount multiplies the rate per thousand. And the payment method you choose at the checkout may carry its own small service fee, which the checkout prints next to the method before you confirm.
- €7.38
- per 100K on PlayStation and Xbox
- €7.47
- per 100K on PC
- 100K
- the smallest order accepted
- 21 days
- refund window from payment
After the payment, someone from the checkout's side signs in to your club using the delivery form, and its live chat takes over if anything goes wrong; nothing about that changes with the size of the order.
The checkout charges in euros. If your card runs in pounds, złoty or francs, the bank turns the euro total into your currency at a rate of its choosing, so the last cents on the statement can differ from the box.
Why PC coins can cost more or less than console coins
This morning PlayStation and Xbox sit €0.08 per 100K below PC. Player guides describe two separate markets, one shared by PlayStation and Xbox clubs and one for PC alone, so supply and demand on PC move on their own and the traders who deliver there quote their own rate.
That gap is no reason to order for a console you do not play on. Whatever lands in a club remains there, so the right column is always the one of your own club, whatever its price.
About 13,500 coins for every euro on the cheapest console this morning.
Turning a shopping list into an amount
Bundles are round numbers; transfer targets rarely are. A practical way to size an order is to price the players you want in the game first, add the coins a challenge will swallow, and keep a little back for the market tax that comes off every later sale.
- Example: a forward listed at 430,000, plus 120,000 for challenge fodder, plus a cushion of 50,000 makes 600,000 coins.
- Typed into the Other field for PlayStation, that comes to €44.31 this morning.
- The next ready bundle up would be 1M, so the custom figure saves the difference.
If you have not decided on a target yet, the smallest bundle is a fair way to test the delivery first. For the background on what the balance actually buys, the home page about FC coins lists the four places coins are spent.
When the price moves, and when it stops moving
The morning pull fixes the figures on this page. During the day the box asks the checkout for the current offers, keeps the answer for five minutes and corrects the console prices if a cheaper or dearer offer has taken over. The price is settled at the moment you pay; what happens on the market afterwards no longer touches your order.
That works in both directions. If the rate falls the next day, the difference is not paid back, and if it rises, your order keeps its price. Rules on refunds, cancellations and what EA thinks of all this are gathered on the page about legit FIFA coins.
Price questions, briefly
Is a big bundle cheaper per 100K than a small one?
No. The rate per thousand coins is the same for every size on a given console, so 2M costs twenty times what 100K does. The only way to pay less per 100K is the console with the cheapest offer of the day, and that only helps if your club actually plays there. Bigger orders simply save you a second checkout.
Why does the box show a slightly different figure from this table?
The table is built in the morning, the box checks the checkout again when you open the page. When a cheaper offer appears or the morning one sells out, the console price in the box changes and the total follows it. The figure you see next to the checkout button is the one that counts.
Are there any fees on top of the total?
The coin price itself has nothing added. On the payment page a few methods add a service charge, printed beside each of them, so you can pick one without it. If your card is in another currency than euros, your bank may add a conversion charge of its own.
What is the cheapest way to try the service?
Order the smallest bundle the checkout accepts, 100,000 coins, for the console your club uses. It runs through exactly the same steps as a big order, so you see the payment page, the delivery form and the timing before you commit a larger amount.
Can I lock today’s rate and pay tomorrow?
No. Nothing is reserved until the payment goes through, because the offers behind the rate belong to traders who can sell out at any time. If the figure in the box suits you, pay now; if you wait, the box will simply show whatever the market offers when you come back.
Today’s rate is in the box
Choose the console and the amount; the total in euros updates as you click.
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