Owning OFC: Uses, Wallets and Risks

OFC is OneFootball Credits, a token associated with OneFootball’s football-fan platform. It is described as supporting in-app transactions, governance and on-chain activity. OneFootball’s wider product direction includes FanPass, a portable on-chain identity intended to record a supporter’s football engagement, such as attendance, predictions and collectibles. The project describes FanScore as the system for measuring fan activity.

These plans give OFC a possible role in a fan-engagement ecosystem, but they do not mean every proposed feature is live or that holding OFC automatically gives you access to a particular club, match or benefit. Check the specific product terms before relying on the token for a purchase or privilege. OFC is not the same thing as a club-specific fan token, and its value can depend on whether OneFootball’s products attract users and partners.

OFC has been issued on Ethereum and Base. It is not listed as the native coin of either network, so you need a wallet that supports the network and token you intend to use. Before sending or receiving OFC, check that the wallet is set to the right chain and that the token contract address matches OneFootball’s official token details. A token on one network is not automatically interchangeable with a token on another.

Ethereum and Base are separate networks, and transactions on each use that network’s own gas arrangements. A transfer can fail or become difficult to recover if you choose the wrong network or send OFC to an address that cannot access it. Do not assume that every exchange or wallet supports both versions. If you plan to move OFC between networks, confirm that an officially supported bridge or transfer route exists; do not rely on an unfamiliar service or a message from someone offering to move your tokens.

OFC has a maximum supply of 1 billion tokens. About 361.2 million were circulating as of 2026-11-08, while the total supply was 1 billion. The difference matters: the circulating figure is not the same as the maximum, and supply figures alone do not tell you when or whether additional tokens may enter circulation.

OFC was trading at about $0.0053, with a market capitalization of about $1.9 million, as of 2026-11-08. These figures can change quickly and should not be treated as a current quote after that date. A relatively small market capitalization can mean that trading activity has a larger effect on price, and a quoted price does not guarantee you can sell your tokens at that level. Check current market conditions and the depth of the market before making a transaction.

Treat OFC like any other crypto asset: losing access to your wallet or signing a malicious transaction can mean losing your tokens. Keep your recovery phrase offline and private. Never share it with someone claiming to help with an airdrop, token claim or wallet problem, and be cautious of unexpected links or requests to sign a contract. A signature can authorize actions; read what your wallet displays and decline anything you do not understand.

Use a reputable wallet, protect its device with a passcode, and consider a hardware wallet if you are storing a meaningful amount for the long term. Confirm the chain and recipient address with a small test transfer when appropriate. Keep in mind that wallet security does not remove market or project risk: OFC’s price can fall, trading may be limited, and the token’s usefulness depends in part on the development and adoption of OneFootball’s products. Do not store money you cannot afford to lose in a volatile token.