eFootball Coins Price in Pakistan: Every Pack, Paid vs Free Coins and How to Pay by Card

eFootball coins in Pakistan cost Rs 240 for 100 coins and Rs 4,799 for 2,130 coins in Apple's Pakistan App Store on 24 October 2026. Bigger packs work out cheaper per coin, and each pack mixes paid coins with a few free bonus coins. You pay with a card through the App Store or Google Play.

There is no wallet route that we could find. Konami sells eFootball coins inside the game, and in Pakistan both app stores take cards only. So the real questions are which pack gives the best rate, and why the "paid" and "free" split on each pack matters.

We read the eFootball in-app purchase list on Apple's Pakistan App Store on 24 October 2026, where Konami is the listed developer, and worked out the price per coin for every pack. We also checked Konami's eFootball site for a web shop.

Every eFootball coin pack price in Pakistan

The Pakistan App Store listed coin packs from 100 coins at Rs 240 to 2,130 coins at Rs 4,799. Each pack shows how many of its coins are paid and how many are free, for example 2,130 coins made of 1,950 paid and 180 free.

We worked out the price per coin by dividing the price by the total coins. The biggest pack is about 6% cheaper per coin than the smallest. That is a small saving, so do not buy a big pack just for the rate if you only need a few hundred coins.

The 300 coin pack appeared twice with slightly different splits, 293 paid plus 7 free and 291 paid plus 9 free, at the same Rs 720. The game shows which one you are buying before you confirm.

Paid coins and free coins are not the same

Konami's pack names split every pack into paid coins and free coins, so the game counts them separately. If an item in the shop asks for paid coins only, a pack's paid count matters more than its headline total.

Buying a pack tops up both counts. If you are saving for an item that asks for paid coins, count only the paid number in each pack. On that basis, 2,130 coins is really 1,950 coins of buying power for those items.

Check the item's price tag in the shop before you buy coins. It says whether it takes coins of any kind or paid coins only.

Starter sets cost Rs 200 to Rs 600

Besides coins, the App Store listed player starter sets. A Luis Suárez starter set was Rs 200 and an Iker Casillas starter set was Rs 600. The game shows what each one contains and whether your account can still buy it.

Read the contents inside the game before paying. A starter set is good value only if you want that player or the extras in it.

Buy eFootball coins with a card in five steps

Add a Pakistani Visa or Mastercard debit or credit card to your Google account or Apple ID, then buy coins from the Shop inside eFootball. The charge appears in rupees. The card must allow online payments.

1. Add a debit or credit card to Google Play or your Apple ID.
2. Make sure the card's online payments are switched on in your bank app.
3. Open eFootball, go to the Shop and choose eFootball Coins.
4. Pick a pack and check the paid and free split.
5. Confirm with your fingerprint, face or password, then check your balance.

Google Play in Pakistan lists Visa, Mastercard and JCB cards and nothing else. A JazzCash or Easypaisa debit card can work because it is a real card, and that card is the only way of paying on Google Play with JazzCash or Easypaisa. On an iPhone the same applies, because Apple ID payment in Pakistan has no wallet or mobile billing option.

If a purchase fails, the bank is the usual cause. Turn on online payments for the card, try a small pack, and check that your account country is Pakistan.

Console and PC players pay through other stores

On PC, eFootball runs through Steam, which charges Pakistani accounts in US dollars. On PlayStation there is no Pakistan region, so coins bought there go through a foreign account, which carries its own risks.

Paying for Steam games in Pakistan means a card and dollar prices, with tax on top. PlayStation Network in Pakistan has no local region at all.

Buy coins on the platform you actually play on, through that platform's own store.

Cheap coin sellers and coin generators are scams

eFootball coins come only through the official stores. A seller on Facebook or WhatsApp offering coins at half price, or a site that "generates" coins, is either stealing accounts or taking your money. Konami's eFootball site lists in-game purchases only.

• Never give your Konami ID password to anyone who offers to "load" coins.
• Do not pay a stranger by Easypaisa or JazzCash for game coins.
• Turn on parental controls if a child plays on your card.

Parents can block in-app purchases on a child's Android phone with Google Family Link. Coins bought by mistake through Google Play can sometimes be refunded if you ask quickly.

Common questions

How much are eFootball coins in Pakistan?

On the Pakistan App Store on 24 October 2026, 100 coins were Rs 240, 550 coins Rs 1,299 and 2,130 coins Rs 4,799.

Can I buy eFootball coins with Easypaisa or JazzCash?

Not directly. The app stores take cards only in Pakistan. A JazzCash or Easypaisa debit card can work because it is a Visa or Mastercard.

What is the difference between paid and free coins in eFootball?

Each pack lists them separately. If an item asks for paid coins only, count just the paid number on each pack.

Which eFootball coin pack is the best value?

The 2,130 coin pack, at about Rs 2.25 a coin. The smallest packs cost about Rs 2.40 a coin.

Is there an official eFootball top up website for Pakistan?

We did not find one. Konami's eFootball site lists in-game purchases, which go through Google Play, the App Store, Steam or console stores.

How we verified this

What we checked, where we read it, and what we could not confirm.

Last checked on 24 October 2026. Coin packs, the paid and free split and starter set prices are from the eFootball in-app purchase list on Apple's Pakistan App Store, where the developer is Konami. Prices per coin are our arithmetic. The card-only rule for Google Play is from Google's payment methods page for Pakistan. We read Konami's eFootball site and found no web shop link. We could not see Google Play's in-game prices and did not buy coins.