Frequently Asked Questions

eFootball Market (efootballmarket.com) is an online marketplace where players buy and sell eFootball game accounts. Sellers list accounts with their team strength, players and platform, buyers pay into escrow, and the seller is only paid after the buyer confirms they received the account.

Yes. eFootball Market is a working marketplace at efootballmarket.com. Listings are reviewed by an admin before they go live, every order is paid into escrow, and the seller is only paid after the buyer confirms the account. If the account does not match the listing, the buyer opens a dispute and an admin reviews it. As on any marketplace, check the listing and the seller rating, and never pay a seller outside the site.

No. eFootball Market is an independent community marketplace and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by Konami. eFootball is a trademark of Konami Digital Entertainment.

Mostly mobile eFootball players in South Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Latin America who want a stronger squad without months of grinding, and players who want to sell an account they no longer use.

You can browse a database of more than 40,000 eFootball player cards with full stats, compare players, build a squad, analyse a screenshot of your squad with AI, read guides, and join community tournaments. All of these tools are free.

Email support@efootballmarket.com or message the team on the eFootball Market Facebook page. For a problem with an order, open the transaction page and use its chat or the dispute button so the conversation stays attached to the order.

Browsing, creating an account, listing an account for sale and using the player tools are free. Buyers pay the listed price. Sellers pay a small fee (5% platform fee plus 2% escrow fee) that is taken from the payout only when a sale completes.

Find an account on the marketplace, check its team strength, players, platform and seller rating, then click Buy. You pay into escrow, the seller hands over the login, you check the account and change the credentials, and you confirm. The seller is paid only after you confirm.

Check the platform (mobile or console), the team strength, which legendary and Epic players are on it, the coin and GP balance, how the account is linked (Konami ID, Google, Apple, Game Center), the seller rating, and whether the screenshots match the description. Ask the seller in chat if anything is unclear before paying.

Yes. Many listings include Epic or Legendary versions of Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar, Mbappe and other stars. Search the marketplace for the player name to see accounts that have them.

Most handovers happen within a few hours once payment is confirmed, because the seller has to share the login details through the transaction chat. USDT payments are checked by an admin within 1-2 hours. Your money stays in escrow until you confirm the account works.

Building a top squad yourself can take months of daily play or a large spend on eFootball Coins. Buying an account gets you a ready squad immediately, often for less than the coins it would cost, but you lose the progress of building it yourself. Many players buy a cheap starter account and keep improving it.

Yes. Message the seller from the listing page before buying. Many sellers accept reasonable offers, especially on accounts that have been listed for a while.

A transaction is created and the listing is marked as sale in progress so nobody else can buy it. You pay, the seller accepts and shares the account, you check it, change the email and password, and confirm. You can open a dispute at any point before confirming.

Yes. A free account lets you chat with sellers, track your orders and open a dispute if something goes wrong. You can sign up with email or Google.

Yes. Buy it as usual, then hand the login details to them after you confirm the account. Make sure they change the email and password straight away.

A mid-range account with a team strength around 3,000 to 3,200 and a few Epic or Legendary players is a good start. It is far cheaper than a maxed account and still competitive in Division 3 to Division 1.

Create a free account, click Sell, and add your team strength, platform, key players, coin balance and screenshots. When a buyer pays, the money is held in escrow, you hand over the account in the transaction chat, and you are paid when the buyer confirms.

Listing is free. When a sale completes, a 5% platform fee and a 2% escrow fee are deducted from the sale price before payout. If the sale does not complete, you pay nothing.

Look at similar listings with the same platform, team strength and star players. Epic and Legendary cards, high coin balances and a clean linking history raise the price. Use the free AI squad analysis to see how your squad compares.

Once the buyer confirms the account, the transaction is completed and your payout (sale price minus fees) is released. Make sure your payout details are correct in your profile.

Use clear screenshots of your squad and best players, put the team strength and headline players in the title, price close to similar listings, and reply quickly to buyer messages.

No. Once the buyer confirms and changes the login details the account belongs to them. Trying to recover a sold account is fraud and gets your eFootball Market account banned.

Unlink any personal email, phone number, Google, Apple or Facebook login you want to keep, and remove saved payment methods from the device store. Hand over only the login the buyer needs.

USDT on the TRC-20 (TRON) network is accepted on every listing, and card payment through Stripe is offered where it is enabled. Every payment goes into escrow first.

Choose USDT at checkout, send exactly the shown amount to the TRC-20 address on the payment page, then submit your transaction hash. An admin verifies the payment, usually within 1-2 hours. Only use the TRC-20 (TRON) network; sending on another network loses the funds.

Yes, as long as you pay through the checkout page. The payment is held in escrow and only released to the seller after you confirm the account. Never send crypto directly to a seller outside the site.

All prices are listed in US dollars (USD). USDT payments are made 1:1 in USDT.

No. Buyers pay the listed price. Seller fees are taken from the seller payout.

Your payment is held by eFootball Market, not sent to the seller. The seller hands over the account, you check it and confirm, and only then is the seller paid. If the account is not as described you open a dispute and an admin reviews it.

Do not confirm the transaction. Open a dispute from the transaction page and explain what is wrong with screenshots. An admin reviews the chat and evidence and can refund you.

Yes, if the seller cannot deliver or the account does not match the listing and you open a dispute before confirming. Once you confirm the transaction the payment is released and the sale is final, so check the account first.

The transaction is frozen and an admin reviews the transaction chat, screenshots and listing. The admin then either releases the payment to the seller or refunds the buyer.

Payments outside eFootball Market have no escrow and no dispute process, so if the seller disappears or recovers the account you cannot get your money back. Most account scams start with a request to pay directly.

It is safe when you use escrow and check the account before releasing payment. The risk comes from paying strangers directly on Facebook, Telegram or Discord, where there is no protection if they take the money or recover the account.

Pay only through escrow, never share your own login or verification codes, change the email and password as soon as you receive an account, and be suspicious of prices far below similar listings. Ignore anyone offering free coins, hacks or generators.

No. Coins, GP and players are stored on Konami servers, so no app, website or mod can add them to your account. Generators and hacks are scams that steal logins or install malware, and using them can get your account banned.

Check their rating and how many sales they have completed, both shown on every listing, and see whether their screenshots show the account details clearly. Escrow protects you either way, because the seller is not paid until you confirm.

Only if they still control a linked login. Immediately change the password, replace the linked email or Konami ID with your own, and remove any links you do not control. Report recovery attempts to support.

Install eFootball, choose to log in with the linked method the seller gives you (Konami ID, Google Play, Apple ID / Game Center or Facebook), sign in, then change the password and link your own login.

Yes, if the account is linked to a Konami ID, which works on both Android and iOS. Google Play and Game Center links only work on their own platform, so link a Konami ID first.

A Konami ID is Konami own account login. On mobile, an eFootball account linked to a Konami ID can be moved between iOS and Android devices (eFootball Coins stay on the original OS), and it is the easiest type to secure after buying because you can change its email and password.

Change the password, change the linked email to your own, enable any available verification, unlink logins you do not control, and log out of other devices.

No. Konami says game data cannot be transferred between the mobile and console versions. Mobile data moves between iOS and Android through a Konami ID (without eFootball Coins), PS4 and PS5 share data on the same account, and Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and Xbox on PC share data too. Buy an account for the platform you play on.

Buying and selling game accounts is not a crime in most countries, but it is against Konami terms of service, so Konami could restrict an account it finds was traded. Using escrow protects your money, and keeping the account linked to your own login reduces risk.

It is possible. Konami terms forbid selling or transferring accounts and let Konami suspend or close accounts, and Konami does not publish how often it does. Escrow protects your money, not the account standing. To lower the risk, change the details once, play normally, and never use cheats, coin generators or chargebacks.

Cheats, modded apps, coin generators, exploiting bugs, chargebacks on coin purchases, and abusive behaviour. Accounts tied to fraudulent purchases can also be restricted.

If it was banned before you confirmed the transaction, open a dispute for a refund. After confirmation the sale is final, which is why you should check the account carefully first.

In October 2026 the accounts listed on eFootball Market had a median asking price of $100, and half of them were priced between $55 and $210 (the full range was $18 to $999). The price depends mostly on which players are on the account, how many are fully trained, and the coins left on it. The eFootball account prices page on eFootball Market shows the current numbers, updated daily.

Compare it with listings that have the same platform, similar team strength and the same headline players. Epic and Legendary cards, high coin balances and a clean Konami ID link add the most value.

Rare Epic and Legendary cards, a high team strength, many fully trained players, large coin and GP balances, and a long login history.

Yes, slowly. New seasons add stronger cards, so older squads become less competitive. Accounts with timeless legends keep their value better than accounts built on recent standard cards.

Buying a mid-range account is usually cheaper than buying the same players with eFootball Coins. You can also save by focusing on free campaign rewards and training the players you already have.

eFootball Coins are the premium currency, earned in-game or bought in the Shop, used to sign players and buy items. GP is earned by playing and is used to sign players and managers; you cannot buy GP with Coins. eFootball Points, earned in-game and through outside campaigns, sign players and exchange items.

Konami hands out coins in-game through things like login bonuses, campaigns and event rewards. There is no other legitimate free source. Anyone offering free coins for your login is running a scam.

No. Konami terms forbid real-money trading outside its own Shop, and coins bought through third parties can be removed and the account restricted. If you buy an account that lists coins, check the balance before you confirm the escrow order.

Yes. Coins and GP belong to the account, so they come with it. Note that some coin balances are platform-specific.

eFootball Market lists accounts for Android, iOS, PlayStation, Xbox and PC (Steam). Most listings are mobile accounts.

Yes. Filter the marketplace by platform. Console accounts are tied to a PSN or Xbox login, so the seller must hand over that login as well.

The game modes and players are the same, but controls, graphics and some events differ. Coins bought on one platform may not be usable on another.

Yes. eFootball accounts are global, so an account bought from a seller in another country works the same in yours. Prices are in USD and USDT payments work worldwide.

Yes. Buyers and sellers from South Asia and Southeast Asia are some of the most active users, and USDT payments work without a local bank card.

eFootball does not lock accounts to a country. Some campaigns are regional, but the account itself works anywhere.

The highest rated cards change with every season and event. See the live rankings on eFootball Market for the current top players overall, by position and by country, built from the game database.

Konami lists six card types. Standard cards show a player as he is now. Epic cards are boosted versions of players at a past peak, Legendary cards are former and current legends, and Highlight, Featured and Trending cards mark standout or in-form performances (Trending cards cannot be developed). Epic and Legendary cards are usually the most wanted on traded accounts.

Overall is the card rating at its current level. Potential is the rating it can reach when fully trained with level-up points.

Playing styles describe how a player behaves off the ball, such as Goal Poacher, Box-to-Box, Creative Playmaker or Destroyer. Picking a manager whose Team Playstyle proficiency suits the styles of your players helps the team play the way you want.

Team strength is a single number summarising the ratings of your starting eleven and manager fit. Higher team strength means better players, and most competitive accounts sit above 3,000.

Popular meta formations include 4-2-1-3, 4-3-3 and 4-2-2-2, but the best one depends on your players and manager. Use the free squad builder to try formations with your own players.

Play a formation that suits your players, defend with patience instead of pressing everything, use quick one-two passes, and play regularly during each season. A stronger squad helps, but positioning matters more.

Use level-up points from matches and training items. Put points into the stats that matter for the player position, and use the progression tool to plan before spending.

A free searchable database of more than 40,000 eFootball player cards with overall and potential ratings, every stat, skills, playing styles and position ratings, plus rankings by position and country.

Upload a screenshot of your eFootball squad and the AI reads the players, ratings and positions from the image and gives you a breakdown of your team. It is free to use.

Yes. Use the player compare tool to put two cards side by side and see which is better for each stat and position.

Yes. The free squad builder lets you pick a formation and place players from the database to plan your team.

Open the Tournaments page, pick a tournament that is open for registration, and register with your eFootball Market account. Matches are played in eFootball and results are reported on the site.

Yes. Logged-in users can create a tournament, set the format, rules and prizes, and share the link so other players can join.

Each organiser sets the entry rules. Many community tournaments are free; any entry fee is shown before you register.