Overview
Age check is required in Battlefield 1 for players in Brazil. Learn how to confirm your age to play online.
How do I confirm my age in Battlefield 1?
Effective March 2026, Brazil’s ECA Digital Law requires an age check for certain games. To access some content and features, players will need to:This applies to the EA app and some console and mobile games.Access to social features and user-generated content (UGC) in-game on the EA app will be restricted to adult accounts. These requirements apply only to players in Brazil and only to affected games. Learn more in our age check article.
- 1Log in to or create an EA Account.
- 2Confirm they’re 18 or older.
- 1Open Battlefield 1.
- 2Carefully read the age check message.
- 3Select Start.
- 4Follow the on-screen instructions to complete verification.
- 5Select Continue once your age is confirmed.
If age check fails, try the following:
- try a different age check method
- double-check that your name and date of birth match your legal ID
- make sure your photo is clear.
- blurry or cropped images can cause processing errors.
- if you're using a passport, scan the photo page only
- for other IDs, include both front and back.
Once confirmed, your EA Account will display an Adult label under your date of birth in your EA Account settings.Your confirmed status applies across supported EA platforms and games.
If you choose not to complete the age check, you might not be able to:
- play online
- purchase premium currency.
Parental consent doesn’t automatically confirm an account as an adult. Without a confirmed age check, restrictions may still apply. Learn more about parental consent and age check impacts on child accounts.