Secondary ticketing marketplace for 18M+ fans across 42 countries
TicketSwap operates a two-sided ticketing resale platform with 18 million registered users across 42 countries and integrations spanning 110+ primary ticket providers. The tech stack is lean (Python, SQL, Intercom) but the project list reveals active infrastructure work: real-time fan activity pipelines, data quality tooling, and error investigation systems suggest the company is scaling operational complexity faster than tooling maturity. Pain points cluster around peak-event load, fraud, and seller-error resolution — typical marketplace friction points that precede the need for dedicated fraud, ops, or data platform hires.
TicketSwap is a peer-to-peer marketplace for buying and selling tickets to concerts, festivals, sports events, theatre, and day trips. The platform operates across 42 countries with a community of 18 million+ users and direct integrations with over 110 ticket providers. The company enforces price caps to prevent scalping and uses algorithmic recommendations to surface relevant events. Headquartered in Amsterdam with a distributed team spanning 30+ nationalities, TicketSwap is structured to support both buyer and seller needs — with active work on fraud prevention, event configuration accuracy, and marketplace efficiency.
Primary stack: Python, SQL, Intercom for customer support, Adobe Creative Cloud, and Canva. No major recent platform migrations or new adoptionis recorded.
TicketSwap operates across 42 countries with 18 million+ registered users. The platform integrates with over 110 ticket providers globally.
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