FutSBC
Privacy Policy
Last updated 22 August 2026
FutSBC has no accounts, no sign-in and no email addresses. It never sees your EA login, and it cannot act on your account without you pressing a button. What follows is the whole of it.
What is sent
When you browse the EA SPORTS FC Ultimate Team Web App, the extension forwards a narrow selection of what that page already loaded to the shared FutSBC database:
- Transfer market search results — card prices and BIN listings
- SBC sets and challenges, with their requirements and rewards
- Evolutions and objectives catalogues
All five describe the game, not you. They are the same public catalogue every player sees, which is why pooling them makes solving more accurate for everyone. Catalogue data is sent at most once a day per device, and the server keeps only the first copy it receives that day, however many people send it.
What is never sent
- Your club, your squads, your trade pile, your watchlist
- Your coins, your transfer history, anything you own
- Your EA account, its email, its session id, its cookies or any authentication token
- Your name, your location, or anything you typed
One honest footnote: like every website, the server sees the IP address a request arrives from while handling it. It keeps no access log; connection-level error logs are capped and rotate away within days. It is never written into the contributed data, never stored alongside your device id, and never used to build a profile.
Credentials are stripped twice: once in the extension before the request is made, and again on the server before anything is written to disk. Any field whose name looks like a session, token, auth header or cookie is dropped without being read.
How you are identified
You are not. On first run the extension generates a random string — twelve bytes, no relation to you, your machine or your EA account — and uses it to keep your own settings together and to rate-limit abuse. Clearing the extension’s storage mints a new one. There is nothing to link it back to a person, including for us.
Turning it off
Open the FutSBC popup and switch off Share public game data. Nothing is sent from that moment on, and every other feature keeps working. The switch is on by default because the shared price and SBC data is what makes the solver accurate — but it is one click, with no nagging.
Where the data lives
On a single server in Helsinki, Finland, operated by Hetzner Online GmbH within the EU. Traffic to it is encrypted (TLS). Captured records are kept while they remain useful for pricing history; nothing is sold, and nothing is shared with third parties, advertisers or analytics services. FutSBC runs no analytics or tracking of any kind.
Relationship with EA
FutSBC is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Electronic Arts Inc. EA SPORTS FC is a trademark of Electronic Arts Inc.
Changes
If what the software sends ever changes, this page changes with it, and the date above moves. Material changes will also be noted in the extension’s release notes.
Contact
Questions, or a request to delete what a device has contributed: privacy@futsbc.app. Deletion requests need the device id shown at the bottom of the extension popup, since that is the only handle that exists.