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FanCraze Review 2026: Cricket Collectibles and Trading

FanCraze is a cricket collectibles platform with licensed digital packs, marketplace trading and fan competitions. Its support site describes a broad set of features, but does not clearly state fees, supported chains or custody details.

By the DappsAtlas editorial team · Updated

DappsAtlas score

6.5/10

Good

Our verdict on Fancraze

6.5/10

FanCraze may suit cricket fans who want to collect licensed digital items and use marketplace features such as offers and auctions. Its broader set of activities—including Squad Building Challenges and leaderboards—gives collectors options beyond buying packs. The main caveat is that important practical details are not clearly published on the support site: fees, supported chains and currencies, custody arrangements and audit status. Check the terms and each transaction screen before funding an account or trading.

Score breakdown

How Fancraze scores

Security
n/a
Ease of use
6.0/10
Fees
n/a
Features
7.0/10

Scores run from 0 to 10 and are based only on facts we could verify. Where information was missing we mark the score n/a rather than guess.

What is Fancraze?

FanCraze is a cricket-focused digital collectibles platform. Its support site describes products as officially licensed by the ICC and lists pack drops, singles drops, tradable packs and edition upgrades.

Users can buy and list collectibles, make offers and join auctions through its marketplace. The platform also offers fan activities such as Squad Building Challenges, historical leagues and pro leaderboards. Its support site describes a wallet and identity checks, but does not clearly state supported blockchains, currencies or fees.

How Fancraze works

FanCraze combines digital cricket collectibles with a marketplace and fan activities. Its support site describes pack and singles drops, tradable packs, and a marketplace where users can buy, list, make offers and participate in auctions. The platform also lists edition upgrades and Burn & Earn, but does not explain the technical mechanics of these features in detail on the support site.

The site describes a FanCraze Wallet for adding and withdrawing funds, and includes identity checks in its getting-started guidance. It also lists Squad Building Challenges, historical leagues and leaderboards. The blockchain, supported currencies, custody model and transaction costs are not clearly specified, so users should check those details before funding an account or making a trade.

5 features

Key features

01

Licensed collectibles

The platform presents cricket collectibles as officially licensed products and lists pack drops and singles drops.

02

Collectibles marketplace

Users can buy and list items, make offers, and participate in auctions, including Moment Swap auctions.

03

FanCraze Wallet

The support site describes a wallet with options to add and withdraw funds, though it does not specify supported currencies.

04

Fan competitions

Squad Building Challenges, historical leagues and pro leaderboards add fan activities alongside collecting.

05

Collectible progression

The platform lists edition upgrades and Burn & Earn among its collectible features.

Pros and cons

What we like

  • Combines collectible drops with marketplace trading and auctions.
  • The support site describes the collectibles as officially licensed by the ICC.
  • Offers fan activities such as Squad Building Challenges and leaderboards in addition to collecting.

Watch out for

  • Supported blockchains and the technical details of the collectibles are not published on the support site.
  • Fees for adding funds, trading, withdrawals and marketplace transactions are not published there.
  • FanCraze does not publish an audit or enough information about wallet custody and account security to assess them.
  • The platform includes identity checks, but the requirements and supported regions are not specified.

Fancraze fees

FanCraze does not publish fees for funding, withdrawals, purchases, listings or other marketplace activity on its support site. Check the applicable fee details in the platform before confirming a transaction, and review the terms for any additional conditions.

Is Fancraze safe?

FanCraze describes its collectibles as officially licensed by the ICC; that is a content-licensing claim, not a financial-services licence. The support site does not publish an audit or enough detail to assess smart-contract security, custody arrangements or account safeguards. The blockchain and supported currencies are also not clearly specified.

Identity checks are listed, but the platform does not clearly explain verification requirements or regional availability. Review the current terms and transaction details before using the wallet or marketplace. Digital collectibles can lose value and may be difficult to resell.

6 steps

How to get started with Fancraze

  1. 1

    Create a FanCraze account through the platform.

  2. 2

    Review the identity-check requirements and complete the check if prompted.

  3. 3

    Open the FanCraze Wallet and check which currencies and funding methods are available to you.

  4. 4

    Browse pack drops, singles drops or marketplace listings.

  5. 5

    Review the collectible, price and any displayed fees before purchasing or making an offer.

  6. 6

    Use the marketplace options to list, trade or withdraw funds, checking the transaction details before confirming.

Who Fancraze is for

FanCraze is aimed at cricket fans interested in digital collectibles, marketplace trading and fan competitions. It may be a poor fit for users who need clearly published fee schedules, detailed custody information or an explicitly stated blockchain before deciding whether to participate.

Fancraze FAQs

What is FanCraze?

FanCraze is a cricket-focused digital collectibles platform. Its support site describes ICC-licensed collectibles, pack drops, marketplace trading and fan competitions.

What can you do on FanCraze?

The support site lists pack drops, tradable packs, singles drops and edition upgrades. It also describes buying, listing, offers, auctions and Moment Swap auctions in its marketplace.

How does the FanCraze wallet work?

The support site includes a FanCraze Wallet and instructions for adding funds and withdrawing funds. It does not clearly specify supported currencies or the blockchain used, so check those details in the platform before funding an account.

Does FanCraze require identity verification?

FanCraze lists an identity-check process in its getting-started section. The specific verification requirements and regional availability are not published on the support site.

What fees does FanCraze charge?

FanCraze does not publish its fees on the support site. Check the relevant transaction screen and current terms before buying, selling, adding funds or withdrawing.

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How we checked

Sources

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