About Wakkap
Wakkap is a Spanish platform for buying and selling video games, consoles, accessories, collectibles, and prepaid gaming vouchers. Founded in 2015 in Alcobendas, Madrid, by brothers Manuel and Tomás Salazar Páramo, it combines a C2C marketplace, where private sellers list their own items, with a B2C direct store. The catalog covers physical titles for PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PC, including import and regional editions from the UK and Japan that are difficult to source in standard Spanish retail. Digital products include PlayStation Store prepaid cards, subscription codes for Nintendo Switch Online, PlayStation Plus, and Xbox Game Pass, and a small selection of CD keys. Collectibles such as Funko Pop figures and manga volumes also appear in the listing. Prices are in Euros (€) and standard shipping costs €2.99, with delivery on mainland Spain in 24-48 hours via GLS. The platform ships to Spain and Portugal; orders to the Canary Islands require a minimum spend of around €40. Payment is accepted via Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal.
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Pros of using Wakkap
- Stocks import and regional editions from the UK and Japan that are difficult to find through standard Spanish retailers.
- Flat €2.99 shipping with 24-48 hour delivery on mainland Spain via GLS.
- Combines new and second-hand games in the same catalog, with condition ratings for used titles.
- Customer support responds to 87% of Trustpilot reviews; phone and email lines available Monday to Friday, 10:00-19:00.
- Also sells as an Amazon.es merchant, giving buyers the option of Amazon's own buyer protection.
Cons of using Wakkap
- Shipping costs can make low-priced second-hand titles less competitive after the €2.99 fee is added.
- Coverage is limited to Spain and Portugal; no confirmed shipping to other European countries.
- Some Trustpilot reviewers report packaging issues, including games shipped in plain envelopes rather than padded boxes.
- A small number of orders have arrived with wrong items; the returns process is reported as slow by some reviewers.
- The digital catalog is narrow: primarily PlayStation prepaid cards and subscription codes, not a broad game-key store.
