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.
SBC automation needs a profile with solving enabled, challenges selected for solving, and a solution source. You do not need to manually populate five fixed solution slots when using Harv Solver to fetch a new solution.
In Settings, select the profile assigned to your test account and enable Solve SBC in the SBC tab.
Enter your FUT Transfer User and FUT Transfer Key in the Sell settings. Harv Solver requires these credentials.
Choose the Harv solver model in SBC settings. The current interface labels B2 as Use SBC Harv B2 (Default). Only one Harv model can be active at a time; enabling a different model switches the others off.
In Accounts > Bulk Assign, set the intended accounts' SBC solution selection to Fetch new.
Run a test account to load available challenges. In SBC Overview, enable solving only for the challenges you want and review their limits and solver selection.
Review cost information, including Profit Preview where available, then monitor the first completion in the SBC account overview and statistics.
Check costs and rewards
Harv solver services can charge separately from the program licence. Charges depend on the selected model and challenge; use the current service information and Profit Preview rather than an old fixed-price example.
Review Packs & Rewards and Item Actions before running repeated challenges. Reward packs and their contents follow your configured opening, storage and selling rules; completing an SBC does not mean every reward should be sold.
If the solver cannot find a squad, inspect rating limits, player exclusions, available club players and buying limits before increasing retries. Configure player protection before using cards you already own.
Use a saved solution instead
Open an account with Check Manually, navigate to the challenge and build a squad that meets its requirements without submitting it. Use Save SBC solution to save it, then inspect it in SBC > Solution Overview. Assign the intended solution slot to the account instead of Fetch new, and review the challenge's solver override so it uses your chosen source. You can also use club search templates for selected positions.
Club recording lets Harv Solver consider owned players. Templates let you define the type of player to use for a squad position. Review both paths when protecting cards.
Record and protect owned players
Enable Record club players for the relevant profile. Disabling it prevents Harv Solver from using the recorded club inventory.
Review Record club players Skip Squad if you want the active squad excluded from recording.
Set the challenge's solver rating limit and configure the SBC blacklist for players, clubs, leagues or nations you want excluded.
Choose the blacklist scope carefully: Solver API Only, templates only, or Both (Solver API + Templates). Check whether a rule applies globally or only to a profile.
The program tracks club and SBC storage players and updates records as items move. After manual changes in the web app, refresh the recorded inventory before relying on it. Inspect recording and storage settings before enabling any automatic discard behaviour.
Create a club search template
Open SBC > Club Search Templates and add a named template.
Set player requirements that fit the intended challenge positions, including rating and any relevant nation, league or club restrictions.
Review Untradeable Only, Exclude Squad and Buy If No Results. The last option allows a market purchase when no suitable club result is found.
Open the challenge's solution, choose Use Template for the intended positions and select your template.
A template's individual filters still need to produce a squad that meets the whole challenge's requirements. Test one completion before repeating it or assigning it widely.
SBC Recipes (Beta) arrange SBC sets into an ordered list. A recipe can alternate challenges that generate packs with challenges that use the resulting players.
First verify SBC solving, pack settings and player protection on one account.
Open SBC > SBC Recipes and choose New Recipe.
Add a slot, select the set and arrange the slot order. Add the other sets you want to run.
Set Count for each slot and review Max Daily. Count controls slot passes per session; Max Daily caps passes across runs that day. A Max Daily value of 0 means unlimited.
Review Times to Run Recipe and assign the recipe through the account's SBC Recipe selection.
Run a small test and check which slots completed or were skipped before increasing counts.
For an account with a recipe assigned, recipe order replaces the normal priority/session-limit ordering during sell runs. A slot that fails is skipped so the run can continue. Reaching a daily cap also skips the exhausted portion of a slot; an incomplete run is therefore not proof that every configured challenge succeeded.
Share a recipe
Use Export Recipes and Import Recipes. Imported sets and challenges are matched by their IDs, not their names. A set missing from the destination becomes usable once that installation has synced it. Review the overwrite option: otherwise matching names are imported as copies.
Auto SBC is an account workflow that runs selling, pack opening, club recording and SBC solving as one cycle. It temporarily takes the assigned account out of normal scheduled trading. Use the standard SBC setup guide first so solver credentials, club recording and player protection are already tested.
What one run does
Claims eligible objective rewards when that profile setting is enabled.
Sells existing tradeable transfer-list items unless selling phases are skipped.
Opens available packs, handles unassigned items and sells new tradeable items unless pack opening or selling is skipped.
Records the account's club players.
Solves the configured profitable or upgrade SBC phases in the selected order.
Performs a final selling phase unless selling is skipped.
Verify the EA login and the selected settings profile.
Configure Harv Solver credentials and test the chosen solver on one ordinary SBC.
Enable and verify club and SBC Storage recording as required by the intended player sources.
Configure blacklists and rating limits so important players cannot enter solutions.
Leave capacity in the transfer list, club and SBC Storage.
Review solver charges and current service information.
Review Auto SBC options
Open SBC > Auto SBC and inspect Advanced Options before assigning an account:
Run Interval controls the delay before another automatic run. The default is 20 hours.
Skip Selling Phases leaves transfer-list selling out of the workflow.
Skip Pack Opening skips the initial and periodic pack-opening phases.
Upgrades First runs daily upgrades before profitable tradable SBCs.
Dynamic SBC Fetch asks the service which SBCs to solve instead of using only the built-in target list.
Open Packs Every X Completions opens accumulated rewards during a longer solve run. A value of 0 disables this extra opening.
Max Dynamic Solves caps challenges in the dynamic phase. Daily upgrades have their own limits.
The solver chooser selects the Auto SBC solver independently of a normal account run.
Set price limits
Custom Price Limits can set a maximum player price and maximum squad cost per challenge. A default value of 0 means a free solution using owned club players only. Raising a limit authorizes purchases within that limit, so check the expected reward and Profit Preview first.
Assign and monitor one account
Select a test account and choose Assign Account.
The program saves its current filter and schedule, replaces them for Auto SBC and queues the account.
Use Manual Run if you want to test immediately rather than wait for the configured interval.
Follow the Queued, Selling, Opening Packs, Solving, Completed or Failed status.
Inspect the transfer list, remaining packs, club record, completed challenges and Statistics afterward.
When the account is unassigned, the saved filter and schedule are restored. Verify those assignments before returning it to normal trading. If a run fails, correct the specific pack, storage, solver or price-limit issue before retrying.