The World Pankido Federation labels some prestigious competitions.
Among them :
- The Coupe de France de Pankido. Because Pankido was created in France, the french national main event is of a big importance in the Pankido history. The Coupe de France, created in 1998, is open to all martial arts systems and to all competitors : men, women, children.
Age categories, weight categories, sex categories, no grade categories.
Traditional system : 4 fighters per category for the national title.
- The European Pankido Championships. Created in 2017. Open to all martial arts systems and to all competitors of national/european level : men and women. No children.
Age categories, weight categories, sex categories, no grade categories.
Traditional system : 4 fighters per category for the european title.
- The World Pankido Championships. Created in 2014. Open to all martial arts systems and to all competitors of national/european/world level : men and women. No children.
Age categories, weight categories, sex categories, no grade categories.
Traditional system : 4 fighters per category for the world title.
- The Golden Belts Fighting Championships. Created in 1997. This is an Invitational competition of high standard, open to all martial arts systems and to competitors of national level : men and women. No children.
Weight categories, sex categories, no grade categories.
Single Fights system (2 fighters per category, for the title).
- The Golden Belts European Fighting Championsips. Created in 2005. This is an Invitational competition of high standard, open to all martial arts systems and to competitors of national/european level : men and women. No children.
Weight categories, sex categories, no grade categories.
Single Fights system (2 fighters per category, for the european title belt).
- The Golden Belts World Fighting Championships. Created in 2013. This is an Invitational competition of high standard, open to all martial arts systems and to competitors of national/european/world level : men and women. No children.
Weight categories, sex categories, no grade categories.
Single Fights system (2 fighters per category, for the world title belt).
