> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://connect.socios.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://connect.socios.com/socios.com-connect.md).

# Socios.com Connect

Welcome to the Socios.com Connect Documentation site!

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**2026-10-15 - ANNOUNCEMENT FOR SOCIOS.COM API DEVELOPERS**

As of today, we are decommissioning the Socios.com Partner API and Socios.com Partner web app.

We encourage you to rely directly on what the Chiliz Chain ecosystem can provide you.
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At the heart of our ecosystem is the belief that Fan Tokens reveal their full value when used beyond just Socios.com.\
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Unlock a new dimension for your platform with our toolset designed to create Web3 experiences, right from your existing Web2 infrastructure. \
Our tools make integrating Fan Tokens an accessible feature for all sports fans -- and you can enrich your platform with unique Fan Token experiences, amplifying user engagement and driving the value of interaction.&#x20;


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