Unlocking via the FUT Web & Companion Apps

The Web App (browser) and Companion App (mobile) are extensions of FUT, letting you manage squads, complete SBCs, and trade cards without being on your console/PC. But these apps also start with FC 26 Coins the Transfer Market locked.

Here's how unlocking works in the apps:

If you're a returning FUT player with good account history, the Transfer Market may be open immediately when you log into FUT 26's Web App on launch day.

If you're new or had restrictions in the past, you'll see the message:

"Transfer Market not available. Continue playing FUT on your platform to earn access."

That means you must meet the gameplay requirements on console or PC before the app market unlocks.

Pro Tip: Even if the Transfer Market is locked in the app, you can still use it to complete SBCs and manage your squad. Keep logging in daily—EA rewards consistency here too.

How Long Does It Take?

The time it takes to unlock the Transfer Market varies by account history and playstyle.

Returning FUT Players: If you played FUT 25 consistently and had no bans, you'll usually unlock the market on day one or within the first week.

New FUT Players: Expect anywhere from 3 to 7 days of consistent activity.

Restricted Accounts: If your account previously had marketplace restrictions, the process may take longer (up to several weeks) or, in rare cases, be permanently locked.

There's no fixed match count, but most players report unlocking after 30–50 games, alongside SBCs and objectives.

Tips to Unlock Faster

Spread Your Matches

EA's system values consistent engagement. Aim for daily play rather than marathon sessions.

Complete Beginner SBCs

Not only do they provide packs, but they also show active participation.

Play Different Modes

Mix Squad Battles, Rivals, and Friendlies. Variety signals real player behavior.

Avoid Rage Quitting

Matches cut short may not count fully toward progress. Always finish your games.

Stay Clean

Avoid buying cheap EAFC 26 Coins or using third-party services—this can trigger permanent Transfer Market restrictions.