Crypto payments for luxury goods, watches and jewelry
Sell watches, jewelry, designer fashion, art and collectibles to buyers who hold their wealth in crypto. Take large orders in Bitcoin, USDT and 110+ coins, settled to a USD balance.
Some of the people most able to buy a watch, a piece of jewelry or a work of art keep a large part of their wealth in crypto. When they want to buy, a card limit or a bank asking questions about a large foreign payment gets in the way. Crypto payments for luxury goods let those buyers pay the way they already hold their money, and let you sell to them wherever they live.
CryptoPayr takes Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Solana, Litecoin and more than 110 coins on every major network. Add it to your WooCommerce, PrestaShop or OpenCart store with a free plugin, send a payment link for a piece reserved by phone, or issue an invoice with line items for a commission, a set or a private sale. The checkout carries your logo and your policy links, speaks 25 languages and needs no account from the buyer.
Large payments are where crypto settles cleanly. There is no card limit, no bank transfer that takes days to arrive, and a confirmed payment cannot be charged back after the piece has been delivered. Set an underpayment tolerance, so an order that arrives a little short because of a wallet fee still completes, and any overpayment is kept as credit for the buyer instead of lost.
Prices of fine goods should not move with the crypto market. By default every payment is converted and credited to your USD balance at the moment it is made, so a $12,000 watch is booked at $12,000 before fees, or you can keep the exact coins buyers send. Fees are 2% per payment, falling to 1.5% above $1,000 a month and 1% above $5,000 a month, with no setup or monthly fees.
The problem with card payments for luxury goods
Card limits on large orders
A buyer ready to spend five figures often hits a card limit or a fraud check from their own bank. The sale stalls while they call their bank, split the payment or give up, and the moment passes.
Chargebacks after delivery
High-value goods attract fraud. A piece is shipped, signed for and then disputed as never received or not as described. Recovering it is rare, and the loss on a single dispute can wipe out a month of margin.
Slow international transfers
Wire transfers from abroad take days, pass through several banks and arrive short after fees. Meanwhile the buyer waits for their piece and you hold stock you cannot release until the money lands.
Wealthy buyers who hold crypto
A growing share of your best customers hold their wealth in digital assets and expect to spend it. A store that only takes cards and wires leaves them to buy somewhere else.
Crypto payments for luxury goods, done properly
High-value payments in 110+ coins
Buyers pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Solana, Litecoin and many more, on every major network, with no card limit to hit. Stablecoins suit buyers who want an exact dollar amount.
Payment links and invoices for private sales
Reserve a piece by phone and send a payment link, or issue an itemized invoice for a commission, a set or a private viewing. Each one is paid in crypto from anywhere in the world.
A checkout with your brand
Show your logo on the checkout and link your privacy, terms and refund policies under your name, so a high-value buyer sees who they are paying.
Store plugins for your shop
Add crypto to WooCommerce, PrestaShop or OpenCart with a free plugin. Orders are marked paid automatically once the payment is final.
No chargebacks on crypto
A confirmed blockchain payment is final, so a piece that was delivered and signed for cannot be disputed back. When a refund is genuinely due, you issue it from your dashboard.
Settled in dollars
Payments settle to a USD balance by default, so the price you set is the price you receive before fees. Withdraw to your own wallet on demand or on a schedule, or keep the coins themselves.
What you can take payment for
- Luxury and pre-owned watches
- Fine jewelry and diamonds
- Designer fashion, bags and accessories
- Art, prints and limited editions
- Collectibles, cards and memorabilia
- Private sales and reservations by payment link
- Bespoke commissions billed by invoice
Go live in four steps
Create your account
Sign up online with no setup fee and no monthly fee. There is no KYC or KYB to open the account.
Add your branding
Upload your logo and add links to your policies, so the checkout shows your name, logo and terms.
Connect your store
Install the free plugin for WooCommerce, PrestaShop or OpenCart, or use payment links and invoices for private sales.
Take your first order
Buyers pay in the coin they hold, the order is marked paid once the payment is final, and you are credited in USD.
Crypto payments for luxury goods: FAQ
Can I accept a large crypto payment for a single item?
Yes. Crypto has no card limit, so a buyer can pay for a watch, a piece of jewelry or a painting in one payment. Many buyers choose a stablecoin such as USDT or USDC for a large order, so the amount is exact in dollars.
What happens if the coin price moves after the buyer pays?
By default, nothing happens to you. Every payment is converted and credited to your USD balance, so the price you set is what you receive before fees. If you prefer to hold crypto, you can keep the exact coins buyers send.
Can a buyer dispute a crypto payment after delivery?
No. A crypto payment confirmed on the blockchain is final, so there is no chargeback after the piece has been delivered. If a return is agreed, you issue a refund from your dashboard and the buyer enters the address to receive it.
Can I sell a piece reserved by phone?
Yes. Create a payment link or an invoice for the agreed amount and send it to the buyer by email or message. They pay from their wallet, and you see the order marked paid once the payment is final.
Will the checkout show my brand?
Yes. Upload your logo and add your privacy, terms and refund policy links in Settings, and they appear on the checkout under your name. The checkout speaks 25 languages, so international buyers see it in their own.
What does it cost?
There is no setup fee and no monthly fee. The processing fee is 2% per payment, dropping to 1.5% once you process more than $1,000 a month and to 1% above $5,000 a month.
What if a buyer sends slightly too little or too much?
Set an underpayment tolerance and an order that arrives a little short because of a wallet fee still completes. If a buyer sends too much, the extra is saved as credit for them, so nobody has to send coins back and forth.
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