A HUT roster is built with coins. They are the only currency that moves between players in Hockey Ultimate Team, and they decide whether you ice the first line you want or the one the packs happened to give you. We deliver on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series, for the exact amount you choose, with no forced bundle, by whichever method you prefer: the transfer market if you would rather keep control, full handling if you would rather do nothing at all.
Why prices swing so much
The HUT market moves to the rhythm of the weekly cards and the events. A player who makes it into a team of the week sees his price shoot up overnight, then fall back once the next card replaces him. Season endings do the opposite: the market runs out of buyers and the same cards change hands for a fraction of what they were worth in November.
Chemistry weighs as much as the rating. Two forwards that look equivalent on paper are not worth the same if one completes a sought-after national line. That is why an 88-rated card sometimes sells for more than a 90.
What you can order
The amount is yours to pick between the minimum and the ceiling shown here, and the unit price drops as the quantity climbs. No forced bundle: you enter what you need and the total appears before you add to the cart.
NHL 27 servers we cover
Coins delivery on the 2 NHL 27 servers listed below.
All platforms2 servers
PlayStation 5
Xbox Series X|S
Frequently asked questions
What are your coins for in HUT?
A forward listed at 400,000 coins stays out of reach as long as your reserve fits in a drawer. With coins you buy the card you are after outright on the transfer market instead of hoping to pull it, you finish the collections that unlock rewards, and you tune your line chemistry by picking your players rather than settling for the roster you have.
Coins or NHL Points, which ones transfer?
An NHL Point is bought with real money in the store and opens packs. It stays tied to your account and nobody can transfer one to you. A coin changes hands with every sale on the transfer market. That difference is what makes one deliverable and the other not, and the coin is what you will find here.
Why two prices depending on the console?
NHL 27 exists on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, and nowhere else: the series has never had a PC version and no Switch port. Each console runs its own transfer market with its own prices. The Xbox market has fewer sellers, which pushes prices up, and our rates follow that reality platform by platform.
What does selling on the transfer market involve?
The first method needs no access to your account whatsoever. You put players you already own on the transfer market at the price we agree on, and we buy them. The transaction looks like any sale between two players, because that is exactly what it is.
What if you would rather do nothing?
The second method spares you every step. You pass us your credentials, our team logs in and carries out the operations for you. Nothing to list, nothing to watch, and you get your account back with the coins on it.
What do you need to send us?
For the transfer market, your in-game ID and a breakdown of what you have listed, player by player, with the asking price. For the hands-on route, the username and password of your PlayStation Network or Xbox account, plus a verification code if you have two-factor authentication switched on. The form adapts and only asks for what it needs.
What is the delivery time?
Reckon on 30 minutes to 12 hours. Through the transfer market, most of the time is on your side: until your cards are listed, nothing can move. Through the hands-on route, we start as soon as payment clears, with nothing further from you.
Is there any risk to your account?
Our coins come from players who play, not from an exploit or a script. The HUT market logs thousands of sales a day and ours does not stand out. On large volumes we always split the delivery rather than pushing everything through in one go.
