For years, Ultimate Team players have juggled between the game and third-party sites for squad planning and market tracking. EA Sports is finally bridging that gap, launching the FC Community API — an official way to link account data with select community platforms.
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What’s Changing
Starting July 27, 2026, two approved websites — FUT.GG and FUTWIZ — can now connect directly to certain EA SPORTS FC 26 account data, enabling more personalized tools and insights for players who use these platforms alongside Ultimate Team.
FC Community API: Key Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Feature Name | FC Community API |
| Launch Date | July 27, 2026 |
| Approved Sites | FUT.GG, FUTWIZ |
| Data Shared | Ultimate Team players, formations, tactics |
| Data Retention | Up to 28 days (resets on new request) |
| Login Credentials Shared | No — passwords stay with EA |
| Third-Party Requests Accepted | Not currently |
How It Actually Works
Connecting isn’t mandatory — players choose whether to link their account through a secure EA login flow, granting the site permission to pull specific data without ever exposing passwords or login credentials. If a site’s data pull period lapses without renewal, information is deleted after 28 days, and any player can disconnect at will.
A Word of Caution
EA has been explicit that only FUT.GG and FUTWIZ are authorized at launch — any other website claiming FC API access should not be trusted, since it isn’t sanctioned by EA and could pose security risks.
Why It Matters
This update reflects EA listening to years of community feedback around deeper, safer third-party integration for squad building and content planning. For the full official breakdown, visit EA Sports’ official FC 26 news page.
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