Instead, you’ll need to create a new EA Account to link to your additional platform accounts. This means that you can’t link an EA Account to two PlayStation™Network IDs, for example.

Did you upgrade? If you’re using the same PlayStation™Network ID or gamertag, make sure you use the same EA Account you used before, too.Ĭan I link multiple platform account IDs?Īn EA Account can only have one of each platform account linked at a time.

That means if you upgraded to an Xbox Series S or X from an Xbox One, or a PlayStation 5 from a PlayStation 4.

you’ve upgraded to the next generation of platform.

you’ve removed all your trusted devices from your EA Account.

you’ve switched gamertags, PlayStation™Network IDs, Switch, or Stadia Accounts.

You should only have to link your accounts, but you may have to log in again if: Connected Switch Accounts and Stadia Accounts won’t show here. Any Xbox gamertags and PlayStation™Network Online IDs that are linked to your EA Account will show under Connections. You can check if you’ve linked your accounts before by checking your Connections page on myaccount.ea.com. How can I check if I’ve linked my account?

Fill in the login details from your platform in the pop-up.

Choose the option to sign in using your platform credentials.

Click Log In at the top of this page, or any page on help.ea.com.

Once you’ve signed in, your accounts will be linked.

Enter the email address and password for your primary EA Account when you’re asked to log in.

Some games ask you to log in at the start, while others prompt you to sign into EA servers when you try to access online modes.

For Google Stadia, you can use the account linking page.

Open one of our games on your PlayStation®, Xbox, or Switch.

Playing an EA game on Xbox, PlayStation®, Nintendo Switch, or Google Stadia? Here’s how to link your accounts.

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