EA SPORTS FC community sites now offer to sign in with your EA Account to show tools linked to your Ultimate Team club. Before accepting, you need to know which sites are actually approved by EA and how to spot an imitation trying to steal your account. This guide follows EA Help articles checked on 27 October 2026. The article on approved sites covers EA SPORTS FC in general; it does not name a specific edition of the game (EA SPORTS FC 27, sometimes searched for as "FIFA 27", is the current edition).
Problem
- A site offers "Sign in with your EA Account" and you are not sure it is safe.
- A site or message asks for your EA password or a verification code.
- After connecting, some of your club data is missing on the community site.
Approved sites, according to EA
EA states that the approved FC community sites are:
| Site | Address |
|---|---|
| FUTBIN | futbin.com |
| FUT.GG | fut.gg |
| FUTWIZ | futwiz.com |
According to EA, these three sites are currently its only official community partners. The connection uses the FC Community API, EA's secure system reserved for approved partners. EA also states that some approved sites are still rolling out this option, so it may not appear everywhere straight away.
Step 1: check the site before connecting
When to use it: before connecting your EA Account to any third-party site.
Suggested solution
- Check in the address bar that you are on one of the three sites in the table.
- If another site claims to offer the same connection, do not connect your account: EA asks you to do so only with an officially approved site.
- Be wary of addresses that contain "EA" without being a real ea.com subdomain. EA gives this example: www.help.ea.com is correct, www.ea.help.com is not.
- Also be wary of links containing the word "redirect": EA explains that this technique can lead from an official site to an identical fake site.
Expected result: you are on an approved site, at the right address.
Step 2: connect without giving your password to the site
When to use it: you are on FUTBIN, FUT.GG or FUTWIZ and want to link your EA Account.
Suggested solution
- On the approved site, choose the option to sign in with your EA Account.
- The sign-in happens with EA: according to EA, your password is never shared with the site and your sign-in credentials stay with EA.
- You choose whether to grant access. Once connected, the site can access certain EA SPORTS FC account data to provide its tools.
Expected result: the site shows its account-linked features without having received your password.
When to stop: if a page asks you to enter your EA password or a verification code anywhere other than an official EA address, close it. EA reminds players that it never asks for your password or verification codes by email, on social media, in forum messages or through console messaging.
Step 3: missing data or missing feature on the site
When to use it: the connection works, but the site does not show what you expected.
Suggested solution
- EA says to contact the community site's support team for features on FUTBIN, FUT.GG or FUTWIZ, data missing on the site, site-specific tools and questions about its privacy policy.
- For an EA Account or in-game content issue, contact EA Help.
Expected result: your request goes to the right contact.
Step 4: credentials entered on a fake site
When to use it: you think you gave your sign-in details to a non-approved site.
Suggested solution
- Follow the EA article What to do if your EA Account was hacked without delay.
- Turn on or check two-factor authentication on your EA Account.
- Never share your sign-in details, passwords, verification codes or passkeys with anyone, as EA reminds players.
Expected result: the account is protected again.
Special case: sites selling coins or accounts
EA reminds players that it does not sell the virtual currencies earned by playing and that buying or selling them, like selling EA Accounts, goes against its User Agreement. The risks are covered in Buying or sending Ultimate Team Coins in EA SPORTS FC 27: risk of penalties.
Final check
- ☐ The site used is FUTBIN, FUT.GG or FUTWIZ, at the right address.
- ☐ No password or verification code was entered on the community site.
- ☐ Two-factor authentication is active on the EA Account.
Sources
- EA Help: Community API Update: Connect your EA Account to approved EA SPORTS FC community sites
- EA Help: How to avoid phishing
A question?
Reply to this topic with the site concerned, your platform and what is displayed (without screenshots showing your account data). Do not post your EA ID, your email address, your password or a verification code.