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FanLink is the free, commission-free P2P marketplace to trade, buy and sell the 980 stickers (cromos, estampas, figuritas, barajitas) of the official Panini 2026 FIFA World Cup album. Here are the most common questions from collectors across Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and all of Latin America, answered directly.
FanLink is a free, commission-free P2P marketplace to trade, buy and sell stickers (cromos, estampas, figuritas, barajitas) from the official Panini 2026 World Cup album. It connects nearby collectors across Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and all of Latin America. Contact closes via WhatsApp and FanLink does not act as a payment middleman.
No. FanLink is an independent community of collectors, with no affiliation to Panini or FIFA. It only facilitates trading between album fans.
FanLink is operated by Artekroma, a company based in Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia. For support or press: tech@artekroma.lat.
Across Latin America and Spain. There are active users in Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Venezuela, Central America, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Spain and Hispanic communities in the US. The interface is in Spanish, Portuguese (pt-BR) and English.
It's 100% free. We don't charge commission from seller or buyer, nor do we take a percentage of the price. The price the seller sets is what they receive in full.
No. Creating an account, listing stickers, matching and chatting is always free. There's an optional "Boost" to highlight a listing — a one-time charge per listing, no subscription.
No. The trade money never passes through FanLink. Buyer and seller agree and pay directly between them (cash, local transfer, whatever they prefer).
1) Create a free account. 2) Load your album marking pasted, duplicates and missing. 3) Publish your duplicates. 4) The system shows nearby collectors with stickers you want. 5) Open WhatsApp via the "Contact" button. 6) Agree on place and method (in person or shipping). 7) Rate each other afterwards.
When another user has a sticker you want AND wants a sticker you have duplicate, the system detects it automatically and connects you. No blind negotiating.
Yes. When listing you can pick "sell", "trade" or "both". If you just want money for your duplicates, pick "sell" and set a price in your local currency.
Yes. You can browse stickers for sale and contact the seller without needing anything to trade.
Yes. FanLink supports singles, lots, sealed packs, full sets and display boxes. Each listing has its category.
The official Panini FIFA 2026 World Cup album has 980 stickers. It includes players from the 48 qualified teams, federation badges, host stadiums, official mascot, covers and special/legendary stickers. The number can vary slightly between regional editions (LATAM, USA, Europe).
All these terms mean the same and are interchangeable when searching on FanLink: láminas, laminitas (Mexico, Colombia, Central America), cromos (Spain), estampas, estampitas (Mexico), stickers, figuritas (Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay), barajitas (Venezuela), monitas (Chile), calcomanías (Mexican slang).
Statistically, completing 980 stickers from packs alone requires 2,000–4,000 packs due to duplicates, which in many countries exceeds the equivalent of 200–400 USD. Trading duplicates with other collectors cuts the total to a fraction.
Yes. In the secondary market, legendary, shiny or embossed stickers usually go for 5x–20x a common sticker. On FanLink the seller sets the price freely.
No. Each World Cup has its own album and numbering. Qatar 2022 stickers don't fit in the 2026 album.
Not yet, only the 2026 World Cup. It's a deliberate decision to keep the catalog and matches clean and specific.
FanLink isn't escrow, so safety depends on good practice. We recommend: meeting in busy public places, avoiding upfront payments to users without reputation, checking stickers before closing, and reporting suspicious users from their profile. Public reputation and post-deal ratings are the main protection net.
Public, busy, well-lit places: malls, cafés, metro or transit stations. Never at private homes or alleys.
Shipping is agreed directly between the two people. We always recommend tracked shipping. The shipping cost is usually paid by the buyer, unless agreed otherwise.
Report the user from their profile. If they accumulate reports, they get banned. Rate the deal negatively so the community sees it. If you paid upfront and the person vanishes, FanLink doesn't process refunds (not escrow), but can help gather info for a complaint.
Never. If someone asks impersonating FanLink, it's a scam: report and block.
Sign up with email and password, or Google in one click. No credit card or banking info required. Just email, name, city and country.
On the login screen tap "Forgot your password?". You'll receive an email to reset it. If it doesn't arrive within 5 minutes, check Spam/Promotions. If still missing, write to tech@artekroma.lat.
Yes. There's a native app for Android (Google Play) and iOS (App Store). It also works as an installable PWA from the browser at https://fanlink.lat — tap "Install app" on the home. Native apps have push notifications for matches and new messages.
Yes. From your account you can request deletion. If you run into issues, write to tech@artekroma.lat with subject "Delete account".
When installing the app or opening the PWA a prompt appears to enable notifications. You can also toggle them from your account. They alert you when a match appears or someone publishes a sticker from your wishlist nearby.
The minimum: email, name, city, country. Location is at city level (not exact GPS). Your WhatsApp is only shared when you approve a contact. Full policy at /privacidad.
No. The map shows collectors at city or area level, never your exact address.
We don't sell data to third parties. We use the data to run the platform (matches, searches, notifications).
Write to us at tech@artekroma.lat or open in-app support. We reply within 24–48 business hours.
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