If you regularly buy FC 27 coins from third-party sites, you've probably noticed one thing: many sites show a price that doesn't match the actual checkout price, and the payment page price is generally higher than the price listed on the product page.

Why do prices not match?
Here are several possible reasons:
Payment fees/taxes
The larger the purchase, the more noticeable this effect—fees grow as the product price grows.
For example, on FCUTCOINS, as of November 11, 2026, 3:00 AM UTC, the listed price for the 5M Safe Coins product on PS4/5 is $328, but the actual payment price shows $342.08 (this is the non-discounted price). The extra $14.08 is clearly labeled on the payment page as a Payment Fee—this fee is the processing fee and taxes.
This fee is charged by almost every FC 27 coins third-party trading platform; only the amount differs from platform to platform.
In addition, each payment method has different fees.
Platform differences
On the FC 27 coins third-party market, prices on each platform are different in most cases—PC is generally a bit cheaper than PS and Xbox.
Dynamic pricing
This is the most common situation. The unit price of FC 27 coins isn't fixed forever—it adjusts based on stock, supply and demand, and market conditions. Today's price doesn't necessarily apply tomorrow, and even the morning price doesn't necessarily apply in the afternoon.
It can also happen that while you're browsing prices, or even at payment, the seller just adjusted the price.
Promotions and discounts
Generally, for unregistered new users, platforms show the maximum discount. For example, MMOEXP's 1000K coins product shows a price of $69.11 to unregistered newcomers, but if you're not a newly registered member, the price shown to you might be $86.33.
This is because they recently launched a new-user promotion: register as a member and you can claim a 15% discount coupon, which can save you up to $50—but non-new users don't get this coupon, only a pathetic 1%.
Which one is actually cheaper at checkout?
As of November 11, 3:00 AM UTC, excluding first-order large discounts, here is a comparison of the actual transaction amounts for 1M coins products on the FC 27 PS platform across platforms, paid by bank card:
| Platform | Actual Transaction Amount |
|---|---|
| FCUTCOINS | $68.56 |
| MMOEXP | $90.03 |
| U7BUY | $95.35 |
| Boosting Market | $148.65 |
| U4GM | $90.76 |
| LDShop | $80.96 |
These are the more common B2C FC 27 coins third-party trading platforms. Excluding discounted prices, FCUTCOINS is the cheapest of these.
If you include the maximum first-order discount, FCUTCOINS, MMOEXP, and LDShop are close in price, but FCUTCOINS is still the lowest.

