FUT Coin Harvester guides

Set up accounts, tune trading, manage inventory, read results and troubleshoot workflows.

Updated September 16, 2026. Instructions use the current English interface. If a control is missing, update your client and check Show advanced settings.

General

Getting started with your first account

Start with one account so you can check login, pricing and selling before applying the same setup to more accounts.

1. Download and sign in

After purchasing a licence, open the Member Area and use Download the client. Extract the download into its own folder, follow the prerequisites supplied with it and launch the client. Sign in with your FUT Coin Harvester account. Your EA login is entered separately when you add an account.

Use the current download and let the client complete its updates. Keep the licence information available for support; a licence is bound to one machine.

2. Add your EA account

Open Accounts, add your EA email and password, and choose the authentication method you actually use. With ASK, be present to enter the code requested during login. See account setup before importing several accounts.

3. Assign a trading setup

  1. Create a schedule that includes the time you want the account to run.
  2. Create a filter for the correct card and platform, with buy and sell limits you have reviewed.
  3. Assign the schedule and filter or filter group to the account. Assign a proxy and settings profile if your setup uses them.
  4. Start the account and watch its status through login and its first searches. Check the transfer list and statistics before leaving it unattended.

A schedule permits activity during a window; it does not override account stops or configured breaks. If the account stays idle, follow the startup checklist.

Licence and service costs

The licence covers the program's features. Optional services such as proxies, hosting and Harv SBC solver requests may have separate charges. Review the selected service and its current cost before enabling it.

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Settings, advanced options and profiles

Settings initially show essential controls. Use Show advanced settings beside the search box to reveal additional controls. Search can find settings even when the advanced rows are folded away.

Find the right control

The settings page groups controls by workflow, including Behaviour, Packs & Rewards, Item Actions, SBC, Application, Sell and Maintenance. Some dependent controls appear only after their parent option is enabled. Notification delivery is configured on the separate Notifications page.

Create a profile

  1. Open Settings and use the profile selector to add or select a profile. Give it a name that describes its purpose.
  2. Check the selected profile before changing options. Read each setting's description and whether it is a profile setting.
  3. Assign that profile to the intended account in Accounts, or use Bulk Assign for a selected group.
  4. Verify one account's behaviour before applying the profile more widely.

Profiles override supported account settings; global application options still affect the installation. Changing a profile does not automatically assign it to every account. If an account behaves differently from expected, check its assigned profile as well as the Default settings.

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Exporting settings and moving installations

Use the program's export tools before moving installations or making large configuration changes.

Export configuration

  1. Open Settings > Maintenance and find Export Data. Settings search also finds it.
  2. Save the export somewhere private. It includes account and proxy data as well as schedules, filters, price rules, SBC data, profiles and settings.
  3. Record which installation and date the export belongs to.

This is a configuration export, not a complete history backup. The setting description excludes history and statistics apart from profit and request counters. Treat the file as sensitive because it contains account data.

Import or move

Install and update the client on the destination first. Check your machine-bound licence with support if moving to another computer. Stop the affected accounts, export the destination's current configuration, then use Import Data and review its confirmation before proceeding.

Add Data (Beta) is a separate merge option intended to retain and update existing data. Do not assume it is the same as restoring an export. After either operation, inspect account assignments, profiles, schedules and proxies, then start one account to verify the setup.

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