Safety and bans
Is it safe to buy coins?
EA forbids it. Here is what that means for your club and your money.
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Per 100K · November 13, 2026
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Priced for buyers in the United States
The honest starting point
Where EA stands
EA does not allow it, and says so in more than one place. The FC rules article in EA’s help center starts its coin section with “Don’t buy Coins” and explains that coins are meant to be earned in matches and on the Transfer Market. The same article calls comfort trades harmful to the game economy, which matters here, because Comfort Trade is exactly how coins from this site are delivered.
The EA User Agreement goes further: in its play-fair section it bans any involvement in trading in-game currency, and it describes EA’s virtual currency as having no cash value. Sharing account access is treated as a breach in its own right.
So the starting point is simple: an order breaks EA’s rules, and nothing on this page changes that. What follows is what EA can do about it, which parts of the risk you control, and how your money is protected on the payment side.
EA’s toolbox of penalties
EA’s help pages list what can happen to an Ultimate Team club, even on a first offense:
- Coin balance
- Removed
- Club
- Deleted
- Market
- Restricted
- Play
- Banned
Bans range from online play for a time, through the current FC game or all FC games, to some or all EA games, and EA mentions console suspensions and removal from leaderboards as well. In FC 27 it can also close a single feature: the account gets an e-mail, the restriction is listed in My Penalty History, and the game shows a notice instead of the feature. Decisions can be appealed through EA’s page on bans.
A block of the Transfer Market inside the Web App and the FUT Companion App shows as one of two messages in the app, and EA e-mails the reason. A market ban from FC 26 did not carry over to FC 27; a franchise-level ban, which covers every FC game, carries over.
The part you control
No step removes EA’s rule, but several keep the account itself in your hands:
- Turn on two-factor authentication before ordering. A new device, including a seller’s, then needs a code that only you can hand out.
- Pass on backup codes only. Whatever happens, the delivery form collects two items: your EA login address and backup codes, each code opening a single sign-in.
- Renew the codes afterwards. Once the order reads Completed, create a fresh set under Security and Privacy in your EA Account, so the ones you sent are worthless.
- Keep out of the club during delivery and order only for your own account. Moving coins between accounts is a separate offense in EA’s eyes.
Choosing the amount is your call too: a smaller order puts less at stake if EA steps in.
How your money is protected
Money and delivery are handled by the checkout, not by this site. Card numbers are typed on its secure payment page; this site only builds the link to it. Klarna runs its pay-later check on its own side, and PayPal is only arranged through checkout support before payment. Every order has a number, a status and a chat, and checkout support replies at any hour.
Money can be claimed back within 21 days, counted from the moment you pay. An order that cannot be delivered is refunded in full; one stopped during delivery is refunded in part; canceling on a whim, or with an account the offer cannot serve, costs a cancellation fee. A price drop after payment is not paid back as a difference. The how to buy page walks through the order from the first tap.
Hard questions, straight answers
Will EA notice an order?
Nobody outside EA can say. How EA spots coin trades is not something it makes public, and its help pages state that penalties can apply on a first offense. Plenty of buyers report no trouble, yet that tells you little about your own account. Treat an order as a decision with a real chance of losing coins or the club, and size it accordingly.
Is my card safe on the payment page?
Card numbers go straight into the checkout’s protected payment form; they never pass through 600kcoins.com. Apple Pay, Google Pay and Link each ask you to approve the payment on your own device as well. Crypto payments go to an address shown on the payment page and are confirmed automatically once the transfer arrives.
What if EA takes the coins back?
Removing coins is one of the penalties EA lists, and it would happen after delivery, inside EA’s systems. The refund terms of the checkout cover orders that could not be delivered or were stopped part of the way. Coins removed by EA later are not described there as a reason for a refund, so do not count on one.
Does the law forbid it?
This is not legal advice. What is certain is the contract side: buying currency breaches EA’s User Agreement, which EA polices with its own penalties. Whether a purchase like this is lawful where you live depends on the law of your state, and a lawyer licensed there can answer that question properly.
Your decision, your numbers
If you go ahead: from 100,000 coins, $8.36 per 100K at the lowest rate today, Comfort Trade within 2 hours. Most buyers start with the amounts on the 600k FIFA coins page, and practical points are answered under questions.
