Terms of use

1. Purpose

SQUADORA adds interface, squad selection, collection, club and market tools to EA FC Web App. Some features execute sequences automatically after the user starts them and chooses their settings, including searching for and buying game cards under selected conditions. Videos and articles explain the tools.

You select the account, parameters, start and stop. Check these before operations involving cards or coins. The product does not sell game currency, cards or accounts.

2. License

Access is for personal use. A key binds to one EA account upon activation; contact support about changing the binding. Do not share or publish keys or bypass access controls.

The offer describes delivery and term. An individually paid renewal is applied automatically without recurring charges. Previously granted license terms remain valid.

3. EA

The product is not affiliated with, approved or sponsored by Electronic Arts. Game names identify compatibility; game assets belong to their respective owners.

EA rules apply independently. EA restricts third-party tools, automation and auto-buyers. Using the extension can result in game-account restrictions. We do not promise freedom from bans or control EA decisions. This does not exclude statutory seller liability.

4. Compatibility

A compatible desktop Google Chrome and EA Web App are required. Licensing and computations need a network connection. Changes in EA, browser or servers can affect features.

Material changes and defects are handled under the offer and mandatory consumer rights. Dependence on an external service does not remove those obligations.

5. Data

The browser stores settings and some working data; licensing and computations use server features. See privacy. Do not send support EA passwords, second-factor codes or full card details.

6. Rights and ending use

A license does not transfer copyright in code, design or text. Statutory rights remain. You may uninstall the extension; uninstalling is not itself a refund request.

You may request the reason and review of an access restriction. Refund rights are considered separately under law and the refund policy; there is no unconditional refusal on that ground.