How to Earn Mail Stop Badges

Mail Stop Badges are special piXPost location badges found at selected postal points of interest, historic mail locations, and other special postal destinations.

These locations appear on the map as official green Mail Stop pins. When you are within the badge radius, tap the Mail Stop pin in the piXPost app to claim the special badge waiting there.

Some Mail Stops are permanent, while others may only be available for a limited time.

To claim Mail Stop Badges:

🔹 You must be physically at the official piXPost Mail Stop location.

🔹 You must be within the badge radius shown in the piXPost app.

🔹 Open the green Mail Stop pin on the map and tap claim the badge.

🔹 A regular pin at a Mail Stop location will not automatically claim the Mail Stop Badge.

🔹 Mail Stop Badges are not retroactive unless specifically stated.

🔹 Not every postal landmark or event will have a Mail Stop Badge. Mail Stops are selected and added by the piXPost team.

🔹 Don’t forget to pin your visit on the map! Your Mail Stop claim earns the Mail Stop Badge, but your own pin on the map may also count toward other badge categories if it follows those badge rules.

Missing a Mail Stop?

If we’ve missed a location that is part of a Mail Stop series, create a regular public pin at the correct location and flag it so the piXPost team can review it as a possible Mail Stop pin.

✨ Have a suggestion for a future Mail Stop? Let us know! We’re always looking for special postal places, historic mail locations, and fun mail-related stops to add to the map.

Mail Stop Badge List


Golden Postbox

Found at a golden postbox in the UK, where Olympic history meets the mail.

This is a permanent Mail Stop series.

The Wonky Mail Pair

Found at Taipei’s famous red and green leaning postboxes, Xiao Hong and Xiao Lu — a typhoon tale turned postal treasure.

This is a permanent Mail Stop location.

Penny Post

Found at the Sir Rowland Hill statue in the UK, honoring the postal pioneer behind the Penny Post and the world’s first postage stamp.

This is a permanent Mail Stop location.

Freedom 250

Found at a Freedom 250 postbox during the 250th anniversary of the United States. There are 30 of these special postboxes to discover across the USA.

This is a limited-time badge, and temporary Mail Stop series.


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