How Fan Exchange works
Adults can offer, trade or give away tickets and memorabilia. FanLinq records the agreement and each member’s updates. Payments and ticket transfers happen outside FanLinq.
Before you agree
Check the quantity, total asking price, delivery method and any separate delivery costs. For tickets, agree on the issuer, when transfer becomes available and a transfer deadline. Confirm the event date and seats through the issuer.
For memorabilia, ask for clear original photos, condition, provenance and any authentication certificate. Seller statements and certificate numbers are unverified; a matching number alone does not prove the item is authentic.
Reserve, transfer and confirm
- Send a proposal. The seller can reserve the listing for an agreed offer.
- Arrange payment through a service whose actual protection terms you understand. Use the issuer’s official ticket-transfer flow or tracked delivery.
- The seller reports when the item is sent. This is a member report, not proof of receipt.
- Confirm only after you check what you received. The exchange is completed after both members confirm.
If something goes wrong
Before completion, use your offer’s available cancellation controls. If payment has already occurred, cancelling in FanLinq does not issue a refund. Follow the payment provider’s or marketplace’s refund and dispute process, and the issuer’s rules for cancelled or postponed events.
Report missing delivery, misleading listings, suspected fraud or safety concerns through the listing or a private support case. Include the listing or offer reference and a concise description. Keep payment receipts and issuer records; never send passwords, payment-card details or ticket barcodes.
What FanLinq currently provides
Listing moderation, private support cases, recorded proposals and reservations, transfer plans and member completion reports. FanLinq currently provides no checkout, escrow, guaranteed refund, verified ticket ownership or authentication service.