Topic: Something like ebay, but with crypto payment (Read 674 times)

There's a lot of gas there! It is better to use services linked to USDT or a token on Arbitrum.

Well you can actually buy any stuff that Visa or Mastercard accepts using crypto not directly but through an app you deposit the money and then you can spend it or buy using gift card like https://bitcards.com/ there is a bunch of option just google it https://www.google.com/search?q=crypto+debit+card&oq=crypto+debit+&aqs=chrome.0.0i512l2j69i57j0i512l7.3999j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

If you're thinking about online shopping and want to explore payment options using Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, I once contemplated using https://cryptoemporium.com/ <sup>(< . This website offers a wide range of items, including smartphones, watches, gaming consoles, laptops, and more.

I haven't made any purchases here yet, but it's on my radar. So, proceed at your own risk.

For a more trusted option, OpenBazaar, as mentioned in some earlier posts, might be a suitable choice. However, as of now, the OpenBazaar website is currently inaccessible. https://openbazaar.org/</sup>

He already mentioned that he is not only interested in buying, but also in selling. Although other members have recommended different platforms here, when it comes to selling I'm not sure where he could go, except the marketplace in this forum, like it was already said. Maybe not a really great volume of target buyers, but who knows.

About the buying experience, on the other hand, I only used purse.io once so not really sure, but I can say that bitrefill always works fine.

You may need to be more explicit. Do you have an idea you wish to put up and just trying to survey if such idea has already been implemented? If this is the case, if you come out plainly, two things will happen. You will get better recommendation And or you will get partners who may be willing to work with you. What exactly do you want or has that been answered already?

You might be interested in platforms like OpenBazaar or Bitify. These are decentralized online marketplaces where you can buy and sell items using cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. They function in a similar way to eBay but with a focus on crypto payments. Keep in mind that the availability and features of such platforms can evolve over time.

Hey there. Absolutely, there are crypto-based alternatives to eBay out there. It's like eBay, but with a crypto twist! You can check out platforms like Homebase, Ethair Market, and KEYRPTO. They offer a similar buying and selling experience, but with the added benefit of using cryptocurrencies as payment.

There are many marketplaces where products are bought and sold with Bitcoin, including cryptocurrencies. And these marketplaces are the most popular and have been around for years and accept Bitcoin as payment. Some of the popular marketplaces that accept cryptocurrency payments are: Bitrefill, Microsoft, BitDials, American Red Cross, Ralph Lauren, Shopify, Gyft, CheapAir, OpenBazaar etc. Along with these mentioned marketplaces there are some more famous marketplaces that accept payments using. Buying any product in these marketplaces can be billed with crypto bitcoin payment and they have become very popular marketplaces nowadays.

OpenBazaar and Particl are both decentralized marketplaces.

Hope this helps

I don't see eBay or Amazon accepting crypto payments anytime soon and also I don't see any new store accepting crypto that can become as big as Amazon in a few months or so.

However, let's focus on the number of small stores accepting crypto and Bitcoin as payment methods. If there are a lot of such stores and having good volume of buyers, then I am sure that it will put pressure on big companies like eBay to introduce crypto payments else they will lose customers who are willing to pay only in bitcoins and cryptocurrencies.

At the moment, all stores that accept bitcoin as payment are small and with a rather limited range of goods, which are very far from the scale of ebay. The search for OP "something like ebay, but based on crypto" is currently doomed to failure, if we talk about the abundance of sellers and goods.

Amazone and eBay will not allow other online stores to grow to their level, therefore, trying to wait for the appearance of a large store that accepts bitcoin as payment may not be feasible.

Acceptance of Amazone and eBay as a means of payment in bitcoin depends on the legal status of btc in the United States, since these online stores are under the jurisdiction of this country. Undoubtedly, adding bitcoin to these stores would be a very powerful push for global adoption, as btc would then be used directly for its intended purpose by the millions of users of these online stores around the world.

I see another aspect of this query too. Maybe he and many people want to know if there are any big stores like eBay that accept crypto payments etc ? Is their stores like Amazon but accepting bitcoin? I don't think any store of that scale exists that accept crypto.

Either these stores like eBay and Amazon start to accept Bitcoin payment directly or we need new big stores where Bitcoin payment is accessible. This may not only ease the online shopping for many people worldwide and will also act as a source of Bitcoin adoption globally.

Guys, do you actually check those names before recommending them?
It has already been stated in this topic, open bazaar has closed down for a long time (in crypto time), almost two years ago
https://twitter.com/openbazaar/status/1346104369566121986


Just checking it since I saw OB mentioned in another topic, and I remembered this one, I do hope the marketplace works better than their price ticker, when I saw that 23k I was like WTF? Plus LTC price, again, weird thing.


Anyhow it's clear that in terms of e-commerce it will be the usual way, you won't have a marketplace that starts with bitcoin only and grows and far more probable one that is already up and going accepting crypto on top of fiat. You simply can't gain enough traction just with crypto, merchants might be happy but customers not so much.

Purse.io is not that good enough, I think we should stop expecting a better crypto means of payment in larger online stores around the globe until regulation is finally in place, I can't wait to see Alibaba and 1688 accepting Bitcoin for means of payment, the issue with credit card payment is high in my country, for now, all hope is lost, but I do hope that Amazon, AliExpress, Alibaba and Ebay start accepting crypto payment some day, this will be a huge game changer.

Several online marketplaces allow users to buy and sell products using cryptocurrency. These marketplaces are OpenBazaar, Bitify, Particl Marketplace, Cryptothrift, Bidali, etc.

There are also famous ones like those mentioned by the users above, like purse.io

there are many platform but i will give what i know
OpenBazaar
Bitify
OpenSea
Particl Marketplace
for more information, you can google that site.There are many other cryptocurrency marketplaces available, and the best one for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences. Be sure to do your research and choose a reputable platform with strong security measures in place.

With the rise in popularity of cryptocurrencies, several online marketplaces have sprung up, allowing users to buy and sell goods using digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and others. These decentralized marketplaces are built on blockchain technology, ensuring secure and private transactions.

OpenBazaar is an open-source marketplace that allows users to buy and sell goods using cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash. It enables users to create their own storefront and list products for sale, as well as browse and purchase goods from other stores.

Bitify is another platform that is a decentralized marketplace that accepts traditional payment methods such as credit cards and PayPal in addition to cryptocurrencies. Bitify has a simple interface and charges a small fee for each transaction.

Purse.io is a one-of-a-kind platform that allows users to use Bitcoin to purchase discounted Amazon products. Users make a wishlist of items they want to buy, and anyone looking to buy Bitcoin pays for the items on the wishlist and has them shipped directly to the user who made the wishlist.

OpenSea is a marketplace focused on non-fungible tokens (NFTs), which are one-of-a-kind digital assets such as art, music, and collectibles. It is the largest NFT marketplace and accepts cryptocurrency payments such as Ethereum.

Overall, these platforms give users more opportunities to buy and sell goods online using digital currencies. They provide a decentralized and secure alternative to traditional online marketplaces, allowing people to transact directly and without intermediaries.

If you don't mind F2F/in-person deals, craiglist could be an alternative. They let you mark your postings indicating you accept crypto payments, at the same time an option to filter such postings is also there. But mind you, there’s no affiliated escrow there as it's geared towards in person deals. You can still do purely online deals but it's likely that people would be very much cautious with your sell posts.

There's already an OB fork ^[Mobazha], but since I don't have any experience with it, I can't vouch!
^{- They did mention "a slight change in their domain extension", but looks like they're still using the original one (.com).}

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Alternatively, you can also use the following subreddit page: BitMarket
^{- It doesn't have a good amount of traffic as it used to, but it might come in handy.}

One of the reasons is that creating your own marketplace to sell your old phone and jacket may not make economic sense.