
14 September 2026
Dear colleagues,
We are pleased to share an update on the continued growth and impact of the FIFA Data eXchange Platform (DXP).
Since its launch, DXP has become an increasingly important tool for Member Associations to review, confirm and resolve potential duplicate FIFA IDs across systems and countries. The numbers clearly show the scale of this progress:
- Almost 9,000 DXP cases have been opened,
- Around 7,000 cases have already been closed,
- Over 5,000 duplicate records have been identified and resolved,
- More than 200 users worldwide are now actively using the platform.
This growing engagement has directly contributed to improved data quality across the football ecosystem. By helping Member Associations identify and resolve duplicate records, DXP supports more reliable FIFA ID usage, cleaner player data, and better alignment between national registration systems, Connect ID Service and other FIFA platforms like TMS and the FIFA Clearing House.
We are also happy to confirm that the DXP is now available in Spanish and French, making the platform easier to use for more Member Associations around the world!
To further support users, we have also embedded tutorials directly into the application. These tutorials are designed to guide users through the main DXP processes step by step, helping them better understand how to review cases, make decisions and complete the required data corrections.
If you have any questions on our new features, or have any proposals of your own, please feel free to let us know via email.
We would like to thank all users and Member Associations for their continued cooperation and engagement. Your work in DXP plays an important role in improving the quality and consistency of football registration data worldwide.
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No worries – we’re here to assist! Just send us a message at support.id@fifa.org, and we’ll be happy answer all your questions related to FIFA Connect ID system and FIFA DXP Platform.
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Best regards,
FIFA Connect ID Service Team